>> thank you, senator murray. i think we've mentioned several in particular the verification proce process, in fact, students are verified on their financial aid application at much high er rats than we audit people on their tax return, which is a little confusing. if i can be frank, students just need more money. higher pell grants and higher thresholds for that pell grant and maybe this decoupling of the pell grant eligibility from our complicated eoc formula gives us a chance to address that issue and we need to make sure as i said earlier, that whatever we do to simplify those formulas for the index isn't so simple that schools like ours decide that students need to fill out the ccs profile or other forms, which are even more complicated than the fafsa today. >> thank you. you know, while it's critical we know the form is just the front end of the process that students go through to get the help they need. there's a lot more we can do to make sure our students have the support they need for food and housing an

our staff calls them the murray's. the laws that we have passed in this committee over the past six years while i've been chairman and she has been the ranking member would have happened without senator murray whose leadership and effectiveness help the every students succeed at. that put president obama call that a christmas miracle. it affects 100,000 public schools and 50 million children. more than 21st century cares act senator mcconnell called that which passed in 2016 the most important law of the entire congress speeding up lifesaving cures for diseases from alzheimer's and cancer to the flu and helpful and driving research for covid-19 and then there's the opioid response crisis act of 2018 and the future act of last year when we began the process of simplifying the dreaded fafsa by law and terminally funded historically black colleges. they are been many more including the perkins law and other important laws. senator murray has been extraordinarily effective partly because she's a member of the democratic le

i very much appreciate the comments you've made about senator murray and senator murray's comments about you. for those of you who may think we have a cynical washington, d.c. i can assure folks that heard those comments that they are heartfelt. and as someone who's worked with both of you in a really close way particularly on this issue with you, senator alexander, very heartfelt and appreciated. and that's it's been such a joy for me to work on this committee over the last 2 1/2 years. so i really appreciate everything that's been commented on today and our work together. i would have to say, senator alexander, i appreciate especially the work we've been doing together on this really important issue. in alabama there are so many kids that just walk away from the fafsa. i think in 2018 i saw statistics that chose to 50% of our high school seniors just walk away from the fafsa leaving a lot of grant money on the table. and not just money for loans but grant money and scholarships on the table. so one of the issues we've seen with the implementation of the bill we've pass fed for the futu

schumer: senator murray? >> jesus saves! sen. murray: thank you senator durbin. it seems virtually every day there is a new report of the trump administration meddling in decisions that should be driven by public health and science. the stop act says enough is enough. families and communities are looking for accurate information about how to make the right decision for themselves and their loved ones. they should be able to trust what they hear from their health department. this bill should not be one bit controversial, especially given how many republican colleagues have said we need to be listening to the experts and following the science. now they have a chance to show they mean it with action. my republican colleagues have said is they support protections for pre-existing conditions. days after the election, the supreme court is scheduled to hear a case that decide the future of health care. depending on that decision, tens of millions of americans good lose their health care, pre-existing conditions could go away, young adults on their parent's coverage coul

andy murray is out of the french open after his first round defeat to stan wawrinka.ed the finalfour years ago, beating wawrinka in the semis that year too. the swiss 16th seed, who himself has struggled with injury in the last couple of years, took advantage of a poor serving day from murray, hitting a stream of winners in the straight sets victory. the match lasted a little over an hour and a half. before reaching the semi finals last year, british number one johanna konta hadn't won a match at roland—garros. she lost the first set against american teenager coco gauff and it's on serve in the second. two games all there. dan evans was in action against japan's kei nishikori. it was a hard—fought battle lasting almost four hours. evans took it to a tense decider, but nishikori broke to win 6—4 to go through to the second round. evans has lost on all three appearances in the main draw at roland—garros. county champions essex claimed the first piece of silverware from the english domestic summer, defying somerset in the bob willis trophy final. they had to bat out the

senator murray. sen. murray: thank you. mr. huma, you are a college football player at ucla, a large division i program that brings in millions of dollars in revenue. but in your role as executive director of the national college players association, you work with college athletes participating in a very wide range of sports, those we see playing on tv and names recognized in the vast majority who play sports that are never aired on tv and whose names we may never know. i want to rescue, the near work with -- ask you, in your work with college athletes, what are the biggest health and safety concerns for these players? are these issues different across sports or divisions? mr. huma: thank you for that question. there are issues very common across all divisions. there are no health and safety standards enforced by the ncaa. they continue to game coming up. some of the members may remember the death of jordan mcnair at maryland a couple of years ago that was completely preventable. it will happen. you set your clock to it. we don

but murray responded.s more like when you read the messages from yourfamily and like when you read the messages from your family and friends and staff, thatis your family and friends and staff, that is when you feel it because i don't know why that is but you do. i don't know why that is but you do. i do anyway. today's when meant a lot and a lot has gone into it. anti- talking of his family. —— and e. we'll be hearing from his mum judy murray in the next hour on how she felt watching that match. well, that victory was followed up by a win for the british number one dan evans. he beat brazilian youngster thaigo seyboth wild in straight sets meaning there will be four british men in the second round of the event for the first time since 1974. kyle edmund and cameron norrie the others who play today. serena williams's quest for a record equalling 24th grand slam singles title got under way with a straight sets victory over her fellow american. you can see all the results on the bbc sport website. well if and

but murray is no longer the player he was.ill remains, but the old magic a little more elusive. like murray, wawrinka's best is perhaps behind him, but here he still found more than enough. murray one of two british men frozen out on the opening day. dan evans, british number one, took kei nishikori took five sets but that is where his french open ends. so that left british hopes on the opening day with johanna konta. taking no chances against the chill, she faced american teenage sensation coco gauff. konta never looked comfortable and whether it was the temperatures or the 16—year—old's brilliance, konta joins evans and murray out in the cold. adam wild, bbc news. highlights from today's premier league games follow the news, and the scottish premiership depending where you're watching, but here are the results. leicester city are top of the table after coming from behind to win 5—2 at manchester city. jamie vardy scored a hatrick. that's city's biggest home defeat under their manager pep guardiola. elsewhere, there were wins

senator murray. >> senator murray is voting. is senator casey available? senator burr. >> thank you mister chairman. thank you to all of our witnesses today. i happen to be one of two scholarship collegiate scholarship players in the united states senate. i may not know much about this, but in titles me to an opinion. i have been somewhat outspoken on the fact that i think this is a huge mistake and i have expressed that to my colleagues and to the ncaa. let me say to all of you that this is an issue that could not be reversed if we made the wrong move. there's no do overs. i will turn to you mr. huma, and ask you that since your organization is predominantly funded by the united steel workers of america. what is their interest in name and likeness in this issue? >> thank you for the question. it's almost been 20 years now funded by the steel workers. we've mentioned some of the progress that we've made over the years could not have happened without their support. honestly, the steel workers, i can't speak on their behalf, but they've demonstrated very cle

from great britain, andy murray.rand slam match some 20 months ago, many assumed he would retire. and his opponent, yoshihito nishioka, was soon giving him the runaround. andy murray two sets down and, at times, almost painful to watch. but, from the brink of defeat, the old murray started to stir. a roar of defiance as he clinched the third set, and the comeback was on. staving off a match point as stubbornly, stunningly, he rediscovered his form. it took him four and a half gruelling hours, but finally... what a remarkable performance! after all his injuries, all his operations, murray said it was the hardest match of his entire career. i don't know how many of us actually, you know, believed that i would be back kind of winning matches like that. so, yes, it was emotional. there was also success for another british star. jo konta, who beat her compatriot heather watson in straight sets. with six of the world's top ten women absent, she will also be hoping it isjust the start of something special. andy swiss, bbc n

murray, we're ready for your opening comments. >> well, thank you very much, mr. chairman. and thank you to all of our witnesses who are joining us today. you know, as our country approaches a tragic milestone in this pandemic, 200,000 dead, i want to recognize that our rising national death count represents countless personal losses. families have lost parents and grandparents and children. communities have lost educators and health care providers and other front line workers. and people have not only lost loved ones, but many have lost the small solace of being able to visit and comfort those they care about in their final moments. my heart goes out to everyone who's struggling with the hardship caused by this virus. whether they are suffering with the loss of life of livelihood. you all deserve leaders who take this crisis seriously. who take action to support and protect you, your family and your community. who arm you with the facts you need to stay safe. unfortunately, we have yet to see that leadership from the president. like many americans, i was deeply a

murray struggled initially in his first round meeting with japan's yoshihito nishioka.the first two sets and murray had to save a match point in the fourth set. but the three—time grand slam champion drew on all of his familar grit and experience to take the next three sets to win in four hours 38 minutes. meanwhile, austrian second seed dominic thiem is also through to round two after spain's jaume munar retired after dropping the first two sets. next up for thiem is india's sumit nagal. pakistan have won the the third and final t20 match against england to level the series one—all at old trafford. pakistan set england 191 to win. the home side struggled early in their innings, recovering momentarily thanks to a 61 from moeen ali. but england eventually lost by five runs. henry moeran was watching. victory for pakistan at the end of a long and grueling tour. the t20 serious finishing one all after another final over thriller here and 0ld another final over thriller here and old trafford. england were set 191 for victory thanks when an impressive performance once again

murray: thank you. >> thank you, senator murray. >> thank you, mr. chairman.hanks to testify great information. i really enjoyed watching dr. collins and fleming last night use all of their talents in a marvelous performance at the white head awards. it is good to see you this morning in your normal role. i appreciate the questions that senator murray asked about the people worrying about fasttrack and accelerated approval and the fda shortchanging the safety. one of the things that worries me is what we can do to make sure that the health professionals that may be helping the patients to make their decisions about a covid-19 vaccine understand the regulatory terminology and then feel comfortable communicating that to the patient about what it means. dr. collins, i am very appreciative of your explanation of how vaccines work and the charts that you have. that was very helpful. will you be involved in some of these communication things for when the vaccine is available to help people understand how it works and why it works? dr. collins: thank you, senator. an

and there was no fairy tale return to clay for andy murray — out of the french open in the first roundwelcome along to the programme this evening. tennis and football coming up on a busy sunday but we'll start with the russian grand prix. lewis hamilton started on pole knowing one more win would have seen him draw level with michael schumacher on a record 91 race wins. but it was a frustrating afternoon in sochi for the world champion, as time penalties meant he could only finish third. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. these men control the russian grand prix. the stewards defined lewis hamilton's finish before he even began. they saw him practising starts in the wrong place — a dangerous place. park that for a second. commentator: lights out and away we go! the race itself began with the two black mercedes battling each other for the lead. hamilton lost it to valtteri bottas, and won it back. while, behind him, there was chaos. carlos sainz, and some signs. hamilton was first when his team found out he would be punished for the prerace errors. fancy telling lewis? team radio

murray's always made this pointful you sta point. you start to redline in one area, and people start to pay attention. but we can show this graph and i am always a little his tantd es show this graph because it's alarming. but if you look at these various peaks going back to 1918, you have that first peak. and it was really the second peak going into the season that we're going into now, that was so problematic. and again, for all sorts of different reasons. you could see they were able to bring the numbers really down before they went into that second peak. we haven't been able to do that, even, so far, in this pandemic. so i think that's really what's driving his concern. >> well,let' keep that graphic up. just i'm not good at reading graphics. but -- so, just tell us what we are looking at. that first bump. that was the first reaction to the spanish flu? and then, it went down. and then, it's -- the second bump is -- >> yes. >> it went down. and then, there was another big wallop. >> that's right. and this is over time. you know,

senator murray? senator murray is voting. is nsenator casey available? senator burr? >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to all our witnesses today. i happen to be one of two scholarship -- collegiate scholarship players in the united states senate. i may not know much about this, but it entitles me to an opinion, and i have been somewhat outspoken on the fact i think this is a huge mistake and have expressed that to my colleagues and to the ncaa. let me say to all of you that this is an issue that could not be reversed if we made the wrong move. there's no do-over. i would turn to you, mr. homa, since your organization is majorly funded with the -- what is the name and likeness -- >> thank you for the question. we've had tremendous support from the steelworkers for almost 20 years now, and as i mentioned, some of the progress we have made over the years. it couldn't have happened without their support. honestly the steelworkers -- i can't speak on their behalf, but they have demonstrated very clearly that they support our cause for college athletes, that really sha

it was the performance of a consummate professional and andy murray had no answer.is future than he was a view months ago because he did not know how his hip, which she has had an operation on commode response. —— which he has had. next up for auger aliassime could be another british player, dan evans, but his match was interrupted by rain overnight and he‘ll resume later today at one set—all against the frenchman corentin moutet. evans will have to hold serve to take the third set, into a tie—break. six—time champion serena williams is through to the third round, thanks to a straight sets win over margarita gasparyan. she now faces her fellow american sloane stephens, who took the us open title in 2017. williams usually feeds off the crowd at flushing meadows but she said the peace was allowing her to focus. i love the crowd here, obviously. but it is something cool. i have been playing so long. there is no crowd. there is something calming about it. gareth southgate has been talking about harry maguire‘s exclsusion from the his current england squad. the mancheste

obviously they did not do that here kyler murray you can't let him escape. now here. the niners answer right away that's garoppolo finding jerick mckinnon these guys and play football in 986 days got to feel great for 44 total yards and a touchdown. for mackinnon 9 is back in front. but the cars they found a rhythm in the 4th, they marched right down the field. and finish with a drive kenyan drake touchdown, right there 3 minutes later. niners up by 3. and mine is down by 3 i'm sorry. that was it right there he 3rd of the trent taylor swatted away and that would do it than not cards come in and they stun the niners, 24 to 20. now we will have more on this later in the hour, but not a happy day for niners fans in another note, the raiders they did win their first game as the las vegas raiders i some of those fans jump ship once they left town but we'll have highlights from them later in the show as well back to you guys, yeah we'll see tonight at 8.45 thanks jason and tonight at least 33 people have died due to the wildfires burning in california and in washi

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murray, thank you so much for joining us.our latest estimate is between now and january 1st, more than 168,000 could lose their lives. it's down. still such a staggering loss of life. explain what's behind this estimate. >> so there's two things, wolf, driving the winter surge that we're expecting. first as case counts have come down in some states, we tend to see that people become less careful. they tend to have more contact. some kids are back at school, some are back at work. so that decreased vigilance, but then the most important effect is the season alt of the virus, that people go indoors, transmission happens more, and that winter surge is -- that seasonality is going to be driving the big winter surge that we expect to see. >> and you also point out accurately that if 95% of the people were to wear masks when they should be wearing masks, that would save almost, what, 100,000 lives by january 1st. is that right? >> yeah. it's an amazingly effective strategy for the nation, and it's easy to do. it's what we should al

senator murray. >> thank you, mr. chairman. dr.know that a lot of patients avoid getting unnecessary tests or treatments because of costs. i've been pushing to make sure ensurers have to cover covid treatment at no cost to patients as we fight this deadly disease. meanwhile, president trump, as we all know, is fighting at the supreme court to overturn the affordable care act which would leave 23 million more people without health insurance and allow insurers to once again discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions, leading to higher costs. covid-19 actually itself could

murray: who sets those standards? dr. collins: i'm sorry? sen. murray: who sets the standards? dr. collins: the fda. sen. murray: do we have access to those? dr. collins: it is their responsibility to set those standards. sen. murray: i hope the nih has that critical information. is worrying if they don't. dr. collins: we are not the deciders when it comes to what is acceptable. that is the fda's congressional authority. sen. murray: thank you. >> thank you, senator mary. murray.or you, mr. chairman. i really enjoyed watching dr. fleming last night use all of their talents in a marvelous performance at the white head awards. it is good to see you this morning in your normal role. i appreciate the questions that senator murray asked about the people worrying about fasttrack and accelerated approval and the fda shortchanging the safety. one of the things that worries me is what we can do to make sure that the health professionals that may be helping the patients to make their decisions about a covid-19 vaccine understand the regulatory terminology and then feel comfortable communicat

murray cams the drive with the 22-yard touchdown. look at this. the right decision to go to the nfl, i think. the cardinals lead 17-13. the five-yard touchdown. a huge moment. he had not played since 2017. 20-17, also the score. murray finds deandre hopkins. he had 14 catches. 151 yards. he was one yard shy. 24-20 cards. last chance for the 49ers. fourth and five. late and deflected. the 49ers lose the home opener. 24-20, the final. >> he had some good plays in there. the entire offense, just missed a number of opportunities that it would take to win that game. so we had a couple there. he has to play better. we have to play better on offense. >> i don't think we got into a very good rhythm. just one drive would be great. one would be not so good. just like i am, i said this earlier. the consistency, that's what wins games in football. specially in the nfl. the more consistent you can be, starting with myself, it is just going to make everything a lot easier. >> losing sucks but we'll do everything we can to come out and win next week. i feel grea

it was for sets, whereas murray's was a five sets.hours. he didn't sleep particularly well and he had problems with his toes. he had to drain the blood behind his toes, but something tennis players are used to doing. he will be very stiff with that metal hip. britain's adam yates has retained the leaders yellow jersey at the tour de france, after comfortably finishing in the peloton during stage six. nick parrott has the story of the day. wearing the yellow jersey at the tour de france changes the attitude notjust the right of wearing about those around him. yates usually sets towards the back of the main group. watches and then reacts. he started stage sex like that while his mitchell ten scott team was setting up the pace for the pilot on. —— stage six. reigning champion moved to the fourth yates now had to follow. i had of them was this brutal climb. lukashenko the wasn't a threat and an overall lead allowed to break clear. dropping rivals one by one until he was unassailable. yates started the tour looking for a stage victories an

chairman. >> thank you, senator murray. again, let me welcome our guests today, our witnesses today. admiral brett giroir, the assistant secretary for health, and dr. robert redfield is the director for the center of disease control and prevention. we're pleased you're here, like to give you time to make an opening statement. we have the statements you've presented. you can summarize those if you want, but we are eager to get to questions, but we're also eager to hear from you. so admiral giroir, why don't you start with your opening statement? >> chairman blunt, ranking member murray, and distinguished members of the subcommittee, i'm honored to update crow on our nation's effort to combat covid-19 with a specific focus on testing. testing is an essential component to america's response to the pandemic. recommended practices like wearing a mask, avoiding crowds especially indoors and washing your hands combined with smart testing is the formula to effectively slow the spread, flatten the curve and save lives. by being evid

senator murray has eight other questionu. or two, on the points that senator moran raised what is going to happen at the hartman is a reluctance by this committee to appropriate money and give the department flexibility. we appropriate money for the provider fund. we expect that money to go to that provider fund. not to go to whatever other fund of the department thanks it's better spent so effectively appropriated the second 75 billion to the provider fund, which absolutely prohibited spending that money any other way or some language close to that that's all because of the department actions. they appropriate based on your request in your response to that request a ways we think is appropriate. you can't just decide to ignore that on the vaccine we specifically did not appropriate to warp speed we appropriate money to the partners at least $16 billion has come through those agencies for the vaccine, up until now. hhs has told us that to have 300 million copies of vaccine available, vein need another $20 billion that they do

senator murray. >> thank you, mr. chairman. dr. redfield, we know that a lot of patients avoid getting a necessary test or a treatment because of cost. and i have been pushing to make sure insurers have to cover covid treatment at no cost to patients as we fight this deadly disease. meanwhile, president trump, as we all know, is fighting at the supreme court to overturn the affordable care act, which would leave 23 million more people without health insurance and allow insurers to once again discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions leading to higher costs. covid-19 actually itself could become a pre-existing condition. so dr. redfield, let me just ask you straight out, will increasing the number of uninsured by tens of millions and increasing costs for the 133 million people with a pre-existing condition make it easier or harder to contain this pandemic? >> thank you, senator, for the question. clearly, access to timely health care is critically important in terms of public health and in terms of this pandemic, it's

they play very light and conditions that suit him and andy murray had not played on clay, traditionallys a lot of training and play quite match is to build up to bat so it was a tough job, not one he would enjoy but i think he still feels he has got unfinished business with that we will keep working and going back to the drawing board and i'm not sure what you take from that because it was pretty happy but he will look to come back stronger. that is a characteristic of great athletes. they do that and vacate the knocks and they come back stronger.m they do that and vacate the knocks and they come back stronger. it was and they come back stronger. it was a bruising day for them today. em brody is out as well. yes. he was not that a writing that match, he is a seasoned pro who has paid from the tennis. he fought hard. he was a great experience money and grand slam of british soil and he came to the qualifying buds. and cam ranh ace and his first steps at the moment. fingers crossed for him. he was doing very well. 5—0 up in the first step. it is now 5—3. we will talk about serena williams

murray better on that play. he had 27. denver wins 110-101.ey don't need og anunoby to hit the game winner. jaylen brown slamming it home, but boston trailed most of the first half. just before the half, fred van fleet the miss. toronto, offensive rebound. back to vanvleet before the buzzer. 49-49 at the break. raptors starting to pull away. kyle lowry dancing and hits the triple. made ate 10-point lead in the fourth. raptorsin by 7. toronto was .5 from being down 0-3, now this series is tied 2-2. >>> tennis, battle of former champs at the u.s. open. serena taking on 2017 winner sloane stephens. stevens won the first set 6-2. if she would have won, it would have been serena's earliest exit ever. but this is why she's so good. she takes this 6-2.en thd. she 3-year-old dau pia, shewas h se. mom's quest for a seventh u.s. open title and 24th grand slam, that's >>> soccer, quakes fans watching in the parking lot. chris wondolowski was a recent guest on the "with authority" podcast. if he scores, you must watch or listen to the podcast. i don't mak

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so in murray, where i represent, one in every two people due to deliver european union.ish opinion done? how has scottish opinion evolved since then on the europe question? i think people now accept that with a majority here in london, in the uk parliament of 80 mps that they know that brexit is going to happen and they want to see it done as efficiently and effectively as possible. crosstalk. are you serious? do not take the temperature of your own country? yes, i do. look at the performance of the snp. 0ne opinion poll makes no difference. but a slew of opinion polls, month after month after month, the snp commanding 5a, 55% of the vote. your own party, and it has to be said, since you took over, hasn't increased its share of the vote... crosstalk. have you seen an opinion poll since i became leader? ..down about 20%. that is a big accusation you are making that my party has stalled or gone down. so if you can quote the opinion poll that has been held in the last month since i became leader that would be interesting because it's not been done. no, i'm asking about the

murray caps a down run. he made the right decision. cardinals lead. huge moment.e minutes to play in the fourth, murray finds hopkins. 14 catches, 151 yards. he was one yard shy here but the cardinals would score on the next play. the last chance for the niners. the niners lose their home opener 24-20. that's painful. gruden always in mid season form. third quarter, jacobs up the middle. impressive as a rookie. raiders lead by 12. back comes carolina. mccaffrey, two scores. 96 rushes ya carolina would take a three-point lead. it's jacobs again. he will find the corner. his third touchdown of the day. look at him go. he will count them. that's right. they win their first game 34-30. the home opener is monday night. it turns out, it was a false positive for dickerson. it's a sunday doubleheader. the only good thing about having no fans in the stands at the game. fernando tatis' bat goes flying. look at that fly. fortunately, no cardboard cutouts were harmed. the padres scored four runs on cueto. wil myers to make it 4-0. the giept giants could do nothi against mike

at a time whenjenni murray any prime—time audience. leaving women because my cover, that is a striking absence. i suggest the —— woman's aber. i suggest if focus is other groups being represented more clearly, more upfront but that comes with the lack of experience but i guess that is apparent that the bbc commissioners are willing to take. caroline, it has been a pleasure. i am surei caroline, it has been a pleasure. i am sure i will speak you soon on the paper review. thank you. around 17,000 people have taken part in the biggest half—marathon in the uk, the great north run. but today wasn't the same as usual , with runners choosing their own routes and tracking their progress through an app. stuart whincup reports. it was supposed to be the biggest and the best, celebrating 40 years of the world's most famous half marathon, but today, the old course looked very different, though the familiar characters were still out pounding the streets. it's not the same as normal years, but it was absolutely brilliant. do you know what it is, i'v

that pistol was conclusively linked through forensic testing to suspect deonte murray.came four days after the deputy shooting, police working on a separate carjacking case got in the pursuit and the suspect through the gun out the window. eventually arrested, detectives tied into the shooting. a gang member with a long felony record for narcotics, stolen property, assault, and firearms violations, initially saying gang affiliation could be a motive. but today detectives say that he acted only because he hated co cops. >> it is part of the environment we are in right now. it is scary. the situation in a sense that there are people who have such deep-seated hatred towards law enforcement are willing to just kill unprovoked. >> $500,000 of reward money was put out leading to an arrest and conviction. police say that they got lots of help from the public suggesting the reward money will get paid out if murray is found guilty. he remains in jail and the deputy's are to eventually return to work. >> bill: william la jeunesse, the follow up in los angeles. also in l.a., polic

murray does it right there. now you see it, now you don't. the lakers can taste their first trip to the finals in a decade. anthony davis has a game-high 34 and the lakers hold on 114- 108. after saying they won't have a season until next year, the pac- 12 announcing today that there will be football this fall. the football season will start november 6. they will play a seven-game schedule with the conference on november 18. conference will start on time on november 25. no fans will be allowed to attend games. still the conference as they are proceeding with caution. >> we are moving forward now but we are not moving forward with our eyes shut. we will be paying attention to what is happening. and if we start getting spikes that suggest this is not sustainable then we will just stop playing.>> no covid interruptions in the nfl so far. a battle in florida tonight between the dolphins and the jags. 37-year-old ryan fitzpatrick, he's still got it. the miami quarterback threw two touchdowns, he's having way too much fun. the dolphins get their fi

nba playoffs tonight, game one, jamal murray and the nuggets. murray, step-back three to beat the buzzer. he had 21. and denver was up two. and the game completely flipped. lebron twisted his ankle. it looked bad and he hammers down the dunk. l.a. starts on a 17-1 run. blowout alert. alex caruso lobbying for lebron. a.d. goes for 37. lakers cruise 126-114. game two is sunday. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino and we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so you're a small bor a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can hel

senator murray? >> dr.w that a lot of patients avoid getting unnecessary tests or treatment because of cost and i've been pushing to make sure that insurers have to cover covid treatment at no cost to patient as we fight this deadly disease. meanwhile, president trump is fighting at the supreme court to overturn the affordable care act which would leave 23 million more people without health insurance and allow insurers to once again discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions leading to higher costs. covid-19 itself could become a pre-existing condition. so d

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we will go to senator murray. senator murray. >> thank you. i will submit additional questions for the record. i would like to thank all of the witnesses for joining us today. senator alexander, you announced earlier this degree of the last hearing your chair and i want to start by saying that it's been a pleasure to work with you to lead this committee over the past several years and through many critical challenges for the country, from addressing the opioid crisis, medical innovation, replacing no child left behind. there's a lot we've gone through. and we've been able to do a lot of that by listening to each other and most importantly listening to the people in the states about what they need. so i just want to say that i think i speak for everyone on my side of the aisle when i say that i'm proud of the work we've been able to do together with you on the other side of the bias and this may be the last hearing but just now i appreciate all that you have done and will continue to do. i want you to know i'm going to continue to follow the re

you'll hear a lot more about that from senator murray but we democrats are fighting as hard as we canicans and we need americans -- >> stop lying to the people! >> jesus saves! jesus loves you guys. >> thank you. democrats are fighting hard as we can to protect americans but we need americans to continue to fight with us to keep holding republican senators accountable. senator durbin. i got it. >> want to thank you senator schumer whfrment we used to do tours of the capitol people would would point out that's the senate. they're wrong. it's just a room. the senate is a hundred men and women who come together with constitutional responsibility and the only way they can actually be a senate is if they have some basing understanding of history tradition the rules and mutual respect. what we saw happening today with senator mock come's decision to reverse his position of four years ago and to push through the vacancy following the nominee of the truck administration is really an assault on all those things history traditional rules an mutual respect in the united states senate. we've watc

murray finally taken into custody.er, police say the ballistic s said that the gun used to shoot the deputies is untraceable. the sheriff said he didn't know what the motive might be, but did allude to rising anti-police sentiment. the deputies face a long road to recove recovery. david? >> matt, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, remembering two famous your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. well, dr. farrell, it feels really good... that's good. and... i'm sorry. baby, don't touch that... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... (still singing) up above the world so high... like a diamond in the sky. i'm so glad that your shoulder is feeling better. but, how are you doing? i'm hanging in there... schedule a video visit with your doctor. and get quality care with no copay. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> a major test for boeing's 737 max jet back in the air today. steve dickson at the controls for the two-hour test flight. boeing says it ha

fourth quarter, denver's jamal murray blows past the defense. throws it down. the nuggets up 20 points. little over two to go. lakers now trailing just four. murray, drills the stepback three to give denver a little cushion and they win 114-106. cutting l. a.'s series lead to 2-1. >>> and finally, nfl. udenwomask two nights ago. but not long enough. according to the league. gruden and the saints' coach sean payton were each fined $100,000 for not wearing the mask throughout the game. s so the giants, right in the thick of the playoff push. the season ends sunday. we'll see. rockies and giants again this afternoon. at oracle park. that's the latest in sports, i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >>> a lot going on in sports. well, right now, we want to tell you about the bars and bees, not birds and the bees. >> we already had that conversation a long time ago. bay area beekeepers are teaming up with bar keepers on a sweet deal for both sides. the distillery is encouraging san francisco bars to pair local honey and fresh hears with their scotch. the thinking i

nba playoffs tonight, game one, jamal murray and the nuggets. murray, step-back three to beat the buzzer. he had 21. and denver was up two. and the game completely flipped. lebron twisted his ankle. it looked bad and he hammers down the dunk. l.a. starts on a 17-1 run. blowout alert. alex caruso lobbying for lebron. a. lakers cruise 126-114. game two is sunday. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino and we will be right back. sstop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. and it's great for bathrooms! just keep pumping the power nozzle to release a continuous burst of mist and make quick work of big jobs. it even works on stainless steel. it cuts through 100% of dirt, grease and grime. available with easy-to-swap refills. to get three times the cleaning power, try clean freak from mr. clean. >>> and that's it for tonight everybody. >> what to you say we do this again tomorrow? you all right with that? >> oh, yes, maybe at