the tournament director of the french open says andy murray andy murray is playing doubles at the italianand he is hoping to earn a wildcard at the french open. let's talk to russell fuller. what are the chances for mary in getting that wild card? he are the chances for mary in getting that wild card?— are the chances for mary in getting that wild card? he sure deserves one accordin: that wild card? he sure deserves one according to — that wild card? he sure deserves one according to the _ that wild card? he sure deserves one according to the man _ that wild card? he sure deserves one according to the man ultimately - that wild card? he sure deserves one| according to the man ultimately made the decision as a tournament director of the french open. he spoke at a press conference at rulon garros earlier today and was saying how he had been watching andy murray practice with novak djokovic in rome earlier in the week. i got the sense that it will ultimately come down to mary. if he feels he is fit enough and has enough matches on clay under his belt and thinks he can play, than there will b

chair murray: thank you. senator. >> thank you, chair murray. thank you so much to our panelists for being here today. i want to just -- following up on that exchange -- ask dr. fauci a question. dr. fauci, what is the impact of conspiracy theories told by senator rand paul and others the willingness to take this vaccine, a vaccine that is remarkable for its safety and efficacy? dr. fauci: well, conspiracy theories certainly are not helpful in what we're trying to do, i guess i can say that with some degree of confidence. senator smith: i would agree. i think -- we are at a critical moment for our response to this pandemic. and only 14 months since we -- this pandemic started, we are here today to acknowledge we have 261 million doses of vaccine in people's arms. we have over 58% of americans with at least one dose. this has been an incredible -- an incredible accomplishment. and we also know that we have more work to do. it seems to me we ought to be focused on that work. we have to make sure that our comprehensive strategy that you have been w

chair murray: dr. marks, i am encouraged by how the fda has worked to get ultimo covid vaccines authorized. i am very concerned about the reports, the contractor that received the money to manufacture covid vaccines and wanted to ask you to explain the fda recent findings because after receiving reports of cross-contamination with another vaccine, the fda inspected the facility and asked the contractor to pause manufacturing and the vaccine was not to stupid. what steps is the fda taking to make sure the quality and safety and effectiveness of all covid-19 vaccines? dr. marks: we are actively working with all of the parties involved to ensure that the facilities are all remediated so before they are actually able to release vaccine it meets all of the quality standards that americans deserve and also as we move on to other facilities that may be producing vaccines, we will take the approach of using all of the tools to ensure that the quality of those is the highest nature, and as with all of our biolo

nowadays he runs his own engineering business — the gordon murray group and it's in the final stagesssor murray — and asked him where he sees his priorities now — building supercars or electric ru nabouts? we are actually covering both ends of the scale, rather dramatically. one end we have got a high revving, noisy b12 motorcar, supercar, and at the other end, the gordon murray design, we are working on almost exclusively lightweight architect shall, low energy running in factory and also ed, exclusively eds. we are covering the two extremes. find covering the two extremes. and it comes to _ covering the two extremes. and it comes to eds, _ covering the two extremes. and it comes to eds, this _ covering the two extremes. and it comes to eds, this is - it comes to eds, this is obviously a very big growth area. especially in the uk when there is a 2030 deadline for phasing out combustion engines. what can you as a very focused company bring to all of this? it a lot, actually.— it a lot, actually. what we have seen _ it a lot, actually. what we have seen happen - it a lot, actually. wha

>> thank you, chairman murray, for the question. i think a national program would level the playing field for small businesses, that businesses won't have to charge a premium for them to afford a national paid leave. also, i think that paid leave would ensure that workers stay home when they're sick. as a health care professional, we see people come to work sick, and many times i have to encourage them to stay home. with a national paid leave, they would know that they could stay home, center on being well and receive pay. they wouldn't have to choose between their health and a paycheck. also, this would -- it also helps us to value employees. it would help us to retain the best and the brightest, like has been said. most people are looking for a place they can call home, where they know when they come in, they can do their best. and when they are sick, they can stay home and take care of their health. the fact that women also share the most caregiving, paid leave would make it easier for women to take care of their needs and return

. _ andy murray could be handed a wildcard to this yea r�*s french open.est a groin problem picked up in march — but he made a return to the court at the italian 0pen today. murray and fellow briton liam brody won their first round match against australian pair luke saville and max purcell on a championship tiebreak. and should murray get there, there'll be more crowds at roland garros this year. 5,000 fans will be allowed onto centre court for the final five days. before that, spectators will be limited to no more than a thousand on any court. britain's jack laugher has won the silver medal in the one meter springboard at the european aquatics championships in budapest. it's the second medal that great britain have won at the championships. he'll also be competing in the synchronised 3m springboard tomorrow along with dan goodfellow on thursday. as they prepare for the olympics this summer. mo farah will look to qualify for the olympics at the british athletics 10,000m championships next month. the four—time olympic champion has been focusing on road even

andy murray's expected return to singles action has been delayed.tp tournament in geneva. no explanation has yet been provided, but murray made the decision after playing doubles with liam broady at this week's italian 0pen. it means he will not have a further chance to prove his fitness before the french open main draw wildcards are announced this week. attila valter has retained the overall lead at the giro d'italia after stage 8, won by victor lafay of france. the british contenders for the pinkjersey, simon yates and hugh carthy, stayed out of trouble and moved up one place to 9th and 5th respectively. victor lafay raced clear of a breakaway group in the last two miles — the 25—year—old frenchman celebrated the biggest win of his career the hungarian, valter, keeps the pink jersey afterfinishing with the race favourites — who were saving their legs for tomorrow's hilly stage. home favourite fabio quartararo is on pole for the french motogp, just 11 days after having surgery on his right forearm. 22—year—old quartararo came through a rain—affecte

chair murray, to begin-three letters for the record i would like to introduce. the first one is a letter from 307 basis and management school faculty from 139 universities. the second is a letter from the network lobby for catholic social justice, and the third is little something in the religious human needs. when we were prepping for the hearing i just asked my staff, just find that were hidden from virginians, who is writing in? i want to offer up some thoughts on this. kelly in suburban richmond, she was off work for six years to take time out of the workforce to care for her two young children and then she started back to her after six years. her youngest child kept getting sick because she had never been in daycare setting before then. kelly tried to negotiate with her employer, flex schedule, work from home. she was denied. she was forced to use for limited personal time off which quickly went dash at which went very quickly because her children's various illnesses including a stay at a local emergency center. as her personal leave twitter and the prospec

murray's defenders say he is being targeted because he is a whistleblower who has closely covered the case against wikileaks founder julian assange. the court is also preventing murray from traveling to spain to testify in a case involving the cia spying on assange while he lived at the ecuadorean embassy in london. in labor news, mcdonald's employees are planning a strike next wednesday, may 19, to demand a minimum wage of $15 an hour. on thursday, the fast food giant announced it is raising wages at company-owned restaurants, but 95% of mcdonald's branches are franchise locations that are not subject to the salary changes. mcdonald's worker and union organizer doneshia babbitt said -- "mcdonald's raising pay for some of us and using fancy math tricks to gloss over the fact that they're selling most of us short. we won't stop fighting, striking, and marching in the streets until we win $15 and a union for all." and thursday marked the 36th anniversary of the philadelphia police bombing of the home of the radical, black liberation, anti-police-brutality group move that killed six adul

andy murray could be handed a wildcard to this yea r�*s french open. a championship tiebreak. and should murray get there, there'll be more crowds at roland garros this year. 5,000 fans will be allowed onto centre court for the final five days. before that, spectators will be limited to no more than a thousand on any court. britain's jack laugher has won the silver medal in the one meter springboard at the european aquatics championships in budapest. it's the second medal that great britain have won at the championships. he'll also be competing in the synchronised 3m springboard tomorrow along with dan goodfellow on thursday. as they prepare for the olympics this summer. mo farah will look to qualify for the olympics at the british athletics 10,000m championships next month. the four—time olympic champion has been focusing on road events since retiring from track racing in 2017, but he's looking to go to his fourth games in tokyo. he's twice won gold in the 10,000 meters. he'll form part of a 12—strong team set to compete at the university of birmingha

collins: thank you chair murray. i am honored to be here today with my colleagues representing the national institutes of health. i could spend hours describing the exciting work that the president's budget is proposing for nih including major investments to address impacts of the covid-19 pandemic, reduce health disparities, improve mental health, broaden approaches to pain and opioid addiction, and establish a bold new agency within nih called arpa h, but within our brief time together, it is important to emphasize how steady funding increases that you have provided to nih starting well before the pandemic made it possible to meet the challenges and prepare for what comes next. often at this hearing, i share the story of a patient whose life was saved by nih, but in this challenging year, it is hard to single out any one person. all of the more than 100 and 60 million -- 160 million americans who have received covid-19 vaccines are successful. the road to these mrna vaccines started back in the 1960's when the func

daniel murray. speak to you. we got plenty of data coming up today. inflation coming up tomorrow. the market seems to be inflation obsessed. the fed has made it clear they are more likely job obsessed. where is your focus on a data -- from a data perspective? daniel: on the inflation side of things, that a specter to peak in may. it won't be until the -- be until the second part of the year when we see that affect both taking -- pushing inflation up. the fed has clearly indicated that it's likely to be patient. it has clearly indicated that it's willing to tolerate inflation anyway above target for a time to compensate the time it was below target. inflation is a concern for markets. it's likely to be a concern because it will peak in may. we expected to fade thereafter. on the on them limit front, it's a different story. obviously, we have seen a rapid improvement in the labor market in the u.s. over the past 12 months which is great. there are around 8 billion people employed today in the u.s. tha

when i answered the phone, i could detect the panic that was in murray's voice as she explained to mes trying to pay her bills, but she was a real scramble while she waited for unemployment to be approved. so the first thing we did was murray and i took a deep breath together and i told her she had come to the right place. i gave her assistance on how to apply for a assistance program, the school she could go and take out meals for her children. i looked at the food pantry closest where she lives, and discovered it was closed. i invited marie to come to the food bank because it didn't want her to go that food for one moment or her family to go without food for one moment. the pantry would be up in the next day, but that is just too long for her to wait. when she came to the food bank, and our coworkers brought out boxes of fresh food, frozen food, and a range of non perishable food items, murray met us with a smile and some tears of relief. murray is just one of tens of thousands of people who never needed to go to a food pantry before the pandemic. it gave them little choice. she rem

nbc news senior political editor mark murray joins us now. 538 mentions tarrant county, one fourth ofwright won by 9 points in 2020. how do you describe the political landscape of this district? >> this is a district that's definitely trending democratic. it's not quite there yet, but when this kind of new realignment of our politics where urban america has become much, much more democratic, even places in texas, in georgia that were once republican bast you knows friendly to democratic candidates. rural america has become a whole lot more republican. so we have seen in elections, including what you talked about in 2020, where trump won this district by just three points after double digit republican performances in past ones. so, if you continue to game out, we're talking 2022, 2024, this is in the democrat's direction. i think the question is what it is right now in 2021. and this is still a race that is probably lean republican, mainly given the fact that we're still wanting to see if a democrat can even advance to the runoff. this is a free for all contest happening tonight with t

it was a bad day for the brits in french open qualifying at roland garros as samantha murray, jay clarkectories yesterday. but murray was beaten in straight sets by richel hogenkamp of the netherlands, burrage fared little better against irina maria bara, and jay clarke fell foul of slovakia's filip horansky. great britian were narrowly beaten in their third game of the ice hockey world championship in latvia. after losing their opening two matches, they forced overtime against denmark — but eventually lost 3—2. the brits got off to a great start as well, ben o'connor giving them the lead inside the first 3 minutes. afterfalling behind, gb drew level to then force overtime, but it was denmark who went on to get the winner. britain face belarus in their 4th group game tomorrow. they're 7th in their group of 8 — the top 4 from each group go through to the quarter—finals. it's a year since the death of george floyd. the murder of an african—american man at the hands of a white police officer sparked protests notjust in the us, but around the world. athletes such as lewis hamilton, naomi osa

>> this doesn't change the outcome of the election, we're finding what happens. >> reporter: tom murrayt properly sealing the boxes, you know, with the tape and the answer was well, you know, they're going to be under camera anyway and the doors are locked. those cameras went out two nights in a row. >> reporter: auditors apologized but said the ballots were secure by pressing for a statewide audit. one trump ally says should include the top of the ticket. >> count every single vote and every vote matters. >> reporter: now, the reason they're not recounting the presidential race is because there is no sign of a discrepancy in the presidential totals. donald trump lost the state of new hampshire by more than seven points, even if he won the state, he would have lost the presidency but despite that, he remains fascinated what is going on in new hampshire and check income weekly, sometimes daily what is going on with the audit. back to you. >> for sure. thank you, sara murray, so much. >>> the white house toting what it calls a major milestone in the fight against covid-19. i'm so glad you

, _ snp, but a few more to mention, one is murray, the — snp, but a few more to mention, one is murray tories in the northeast already in— towards the tories in the northeast already in a couple seats, so worth watching, — already in a couple seats, so worth watching, but on the other side of the scale. — watching, but on the other side of the scale, the other side of the country. — the scale, the other side of the country, dumfriesshire, there is some _ country, dumfriesshire, there is some optimism from the snp camp of what is _ some optimism from the snp camp of what is going on there.— what is going on there. remind me the tory majority- _ what is going on there. remind me the tory majority. the _ what is going on there. remind me the tory majority. the tory - what is going on there. remind me| the tory majority. the tory majority the tory ma'ority. the tory ma'ority at the the tory majority. the tory ma'ority at the moment in i the tory majority. the tory majority at the moment in dumfriesshire - the tory majority. the tory majority at the moment in dumfriesshire is i at the momen

mister murray, would you please speak up. >> john murray: to be honest with you supervisor peskin coveredeverything i was going to say . we are amending this section of the code for the removal of humidity kitchens in group housing and it would permit such kitchens to be replaced or renovated currently in the housing code. there's a minimum size for kitchens but there's not any requirement that they actually be kept in place so this was just a bit of a loophole in the housing code. withthat , i am happy to answer any questions and as mentioned before i am joined by chief archie housing inspector. >> chair melgar: thank you mister murray and i understand she's not presenting, just available for ourcomments and questions so thank you for that . colleagues, do we have any questions or comments for the ddi staff? with that then let's go to public comment. madam clerk please. >> erica major: thank you madam chair. we have dph checking on the callers. if you'd like to speak for item number two rest star 3 to be added to the speaker line. for those already in q continue to wait and we have 1 color. we hav

now even now, even now, despite the fresh diplomatic efforts that are going on, your targeting murray to the east of santa, where civilians bearing the major impact of new fighting. but that means nothing to you, does it, the more you kill, the more territory you acquire, the stronger your position in the piece talks. that's your calculation, isn't it? let's, let's clarify this to the world. we are not the ones who are making all the smiths in the engine. it is those countries who are doing it, not our country, are people in yemen. the national forces are trying their best not to hurt their people. we are really targeting the saudis, we are targeting our enemies because they have destroyed our country when he talk about killing civilians, we are not in the business of killing several years and i can prove it to the world . the world the yo yo yo denied and shot off the world. the world denials the no, no, no, no, no, not the i and we are here to talk to the world come to us and our country last human rights watch. one of the instruments off the u. n. is one of the instruments off the

anything. >> reporter: his trademark sense of humor shining through in his role as tv news writer murrayler moore show." >> i tried to yawn away from you. >> reporter: with over 100 acting credits to his name, including roles on "hawaii 5-0," "hogan's heroes," "perry mason." he was one of the most prolific tv actors of his time. his nephew told "variety" he died at home in palm desert, california. no cause of death was given but his health had declined in recent months. macleod became a devout christian later in life, appearing more recently on episodes of "touched by an angel" and "king of queens." he's survived by his wife and four children. tonight a generation bidding farewell to a beloved tv icon. >>> still ahead, righting a wrong. the new efforts for justice 100 years after one of our country's darkest days. >>> plus the prime minister's big secret. what he did today that no other prime minister has done in 200 years. ♪ ♪ you already pay for car insurance, why not take your home along for the ride? allstate. here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands. clic

isn't it a synonym of fuzzy murray? davy doesn't ring about it when we talk about corruption. one must have a speck of morals. but that is unimportant for many of her supporters who fears gusty, you will impulse a communist government. nationalist private companies are confiscated, bank accounts, something of the, of the nice d. n. a deal has radical ideas. he wants to crush all institutions and impose communism. we don't want happen in venezuela to happen here. the most important, emily said the outcome of the debate will define who wins the election analyst take us. the proposals are vague and inconsistent, but he's not to reform. the free market model has kept him on the lead post or say more than 80 percent approval. once some economy policy changes. well, many fear your plans, others are welcoming change. ok morning. could you? maury represents her father's authoritarian style where women was sterilized by force. labors stability was destroyed, a constitution that doesn't benefit the people. castillo will nationalize on natural resources. that's where we'll get funds for

now even now, even now, despite the fresh diplomatic efforts that are going on, your targeting murray to the east of santa where civilians the bearing the major impact of new fighting. but that means nothing to you, does it, the more you kill, the more territory you cry, the stronger your position in the piece talks. that's your calculation, isn't it? let's, let's clarify this to the world. we are not the ones who are making all these mess, indiana, and it is those countries who are doing it, not our country, are people in yemen. the national forces are trying their best not to hurt their people. we are really targeting the saudis, we are targeting our enemies because they have destroyed our country. when you talk about killing civilians, we are not in the business of killing several years and i can prove it to the world . the world, the yo yo yo denial and it is to shut off the well the well i don't denial the. no, no, no, no, no, i the i am, we are here to talk to the world, come to us last up and our country last human rights watch. one of the instruments off the u. n. is one of th

murray. >> good afternoon. justine. we still have not heard of any arrests in this case at this point we are waiting for hopefully the chp to release some new information some time this afternoon. meanwhile, i'm here in front of highland hospital where we're trying to get a handle on how many victims are still being treated here. i know one of the shooting victims was released yesterday. another young woman was described as fighting for her life. meanwhile, the families of one of the 2 women killed are calling for justice. >> the cousin of 16 year-old zoe hughes of modesto says they are struggling to cope with their loss. my family is pretty broken right through. really a role boats destiny. elgin says she and her family are trying to keep up brave faces for zoey's 3 year-old brother who doesn't understand what happened to his sister, a young woman who dreamed of becoming a model. i think she really just wanted to make her family proud. >> shoes still think you're in, you know. she deserves to have a chance to figure it

and melissa murray, nyu law professor, murray, a former law clerk to sonia sotomayor. all-star panel on a very important topic. shaq, i'll begin with you, 9 minutes 26 seconds, it's what the world has known. it's the moment of silence in the last hour. what was that like, or have people that you've been talking with feel like there has been a change in the last year or frustrated with the rate of progress? >> reporter: you see both of those sentiments co-existing here. i spoke to bridget floyd who is the sister of george floyd who was on stage and led that moment of silence she said the reason she's not in washington, d.c. with the rest -- from the outside. she said i'll go to d.c. happily, when that george floyd justice and policing act is signed by president biden. she wanted to keep the pressure on president bide ton get that legislation passed. and to get the pressure on congress to do what they can to get that legislation passed. you also hear the frustration of people here at the celebration of george floyd's life. that was the question i asked one of the people

. >> joining me now is nyu law professor melissa murray. professor, these are very serious felonies, there is now no legal doubt about them. the government and the now convicted defendant, greenberg, came to this agreement. he pled guilty in open court. what does today mean? >> so we know that mr. greenberg is in serious jeopardy. he was exposed to 33 different charges and he's pleaded guilty to six of them. that suggests that there will be a cooperation requirement for him. he'll have to provide substantial information for the investigated areas at this point in time so it's a big time for him to do this. he's going to be working with the prosecutors and likely not going to be sentenced any time soon. typically they would like to see the cooperation go forward and have the individual cooperate as fully as possible so it may be a long time before we actually see the sentence and that means he may have a lot to say to prosecutors. >> erin, i'm going to bring you in and i have to do a little bit of technical housekeeping, which is i hope peop

and joanna — thanjust jamie bhatti, andy murray and joanna konta.e for the monaco grand prix. it was a pretty lively session, with the lead constantly changing hands. perez used the fastest �*soft�* tyres for his best lap. he wasjust quicker than carlos sainz in the ferrari, followed by max verstappen in the other red bull. lewis hamilton's mercedes was down in fifth. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. thank you very much, jane. the boss of easyjet has defended people who want to travel to amber list countries — such as spain and italy — saying it is "absolutely legal". it comes after the government advised people not to go to those countries on holiday. ceo johan lundgren told my colleague ramzan karmali that the uk risks falling behind other european countries, if it fails to operate a "data—based " approach to opening up travel: we have been very supportive of this risk—based approach, of having different countries being in different buckets depending on the risk they represent and the r

mark murray, leigh an caldwell, matt gorman getting us started here. a little odd-year politics to mix in with the national story we've got going on that will all culminate tomorrow. thank you very much. >>> up next -- president biden meets with the bipartisan group of governors as they discuss the vaccination strategy to deal with the vaccine skeptics as pfizer gets fda approval for their shots in younger teens. >>> plus, new national security concerns over that cyberattack on a major u.s. pipeline. what the government plans to do about the latest threat of more attacks. the former head of sista, cybersecurity and infrastructure agency, christopher krebs will be here. stick with us. hold my pouch. ♪ trust us, us kids are ready to take things into our own hands. don't think so? hold my pouch. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has th

murray has entered qualifying for the tournament.wo cameron norrie is out of the italian open after defeat to spain's alejandro davidovich. he misses out on playing top seed novak djokovic in the next round, after a 6—2, 6—3 defeat in rome. and after 16 years with harlequins, mike brown's played his last game for the club after being banned following his red card against wasps last weekend. the former england full—back, who leaves for newcastle at the end of the season, has been handed a six weeks ——six—week suspension for stamping. with just four rounds of matches remaining, he'll miss the premiership final were quins to qualify. nobody�*s played more games for the london club than the 35—year—old. that's just about all the sport for now. don't forget, it's the first round of golf�*s british masters today. you can keep up to date with all the latest from the belfry on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport and on the bbc sport app and i will be back with another update in the next hour. a full public inquiry into the governme

james murray and antonio arnato are close friends.d to become chief of staff, a role that many alumni of the agency and current agents found abhorrent. this is an agency that, you know, has a motto of you elect them and we protect them. they're supposed to be not rooting for a particular side and the director oversaw a step in the most senior agents in the whole division became the political arm of president biden and is now the assistant director. >> so here's something that's pretty stunning. we've seen the video of the capitol rioters chanting "hang mike pence" and secret service rushing pence out of the chamber and that was shown during the trial, and this revealed untold aspects of that day and the secret service wanted the former vice president to leave the capitol. he refused. what do you know about the conversation between pence and his secret service detail? >> so vice president pence and his family were extremely lucky that the secret service detail leader, tim gables quickly ran on to the senate floor, evacuated pence as so

but we just have to wait and see how the votes come out. >> mark murray, good to see you.ng to bring you every development we hear about tonight in texas beginning with joshua johnson. our loudest voice of the week claimed by a group who chose to stay silent during the president's address to congress. stay silent during the president's address to congress. (burke) phone it in to 1-800-farmers to get policy perks, like a home and auto-bundle discount. (man) i'm phoning it in and just saved twenty percent. (burke) get your policy perks by calling 1-800-farmers. go ahead, phone it in. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. ♪♪ (phone rings) hello? hi mommy, i won a medal. that's amazing! ♪ going back to the place we love ♪ i got in! ♪ with endless summer nights ♪ he's walking! ♪ comes alive ♪ ♪ i don't need the rain ♪ ♪ when the sky is blue ♪ celebrate all the moms in your life with sparkling gifts from pandora jewelry. this is our block. with sparkling

>>> murray, murray, you've got to help me. >> what do you want now?rove i took you out once in a while as an entertainment expense. >> that would be lying, ted. >> that's not lying, it's creative writing. >> we are remembering gavin macleod who launched to stardom on the "mary tyler moore show." >> he died over the weekend at the age of 90. ed asner tweeted my heart is broken. tell the gang i'll see them in a bit, betty, it's just you and me now. >> it was a few years ago gma brought the whole crew of the pacific princess back together. >> gavin macleod, who played captain merrill stubing. >> it was power to the people on the show because the critics slammed you as hard as they can slam anything and the people simply said move out of the way, we're taking over our screen. >> most of the critics said we would sink like the titanic. >> you were coming off of "mary tyler moore." >> seven years, wonderful show. >> people are saying what are you doing? >> nobody said that. maybe my wife said that. nobody said that. i just put a captain's uniform on. and th

thank you chair murray. i want to start the question of access part i will direct one or two questions to ms. cheviot. the access question, i was struck by one number per there so many numbers to contemplate here in terms of where we are as a nation. but one number kind of leaps off the page when writing a memo preparing for the hearing it's 20 obviously set many numbers we can talk about but 20, 20%. 20% is the sense of private sector workers that have access to paid familys leave. now i know were not only time a family leave her tongue but leave generally paid leave generally. just in that one category of paid leave family leave, 20% private sector workers, that is where we are today. i don't think anyone can be and is satisfied with that. want to start this question about gaps in access. there honestly driven by distinctions between what happens to a worker in a low income worker and a higher income worker. we also know that workforces that currently lack access are disproportionately women and people of

helen murray had planned to become a teacher.llions of american men left to join the fight overseas, their traditional seats in science classrooms opened to women. helen was born in pittsburgh and raised in ohio where she was valedictorian of her high school class. her mother died of influenza when helen was 6. her father was a coal salesman. after graduating from worcester, helen took a job as a chemist at myles laboratories in indiana where aklasetlzer was created among other products. there she worked with and married dr. alfred free. together, they developed a dip and read glucose test to diagnose diabetes and to monitor blood sugar. the simple at-home paper test was introduced. it led to similar tests for kidney and live disease among others. a holder of seven pat member of women's hall of fame. in 2009, presidentnd innovation. helen murray free, whose work changed medical testing and saved countless lives, died last weekend in elkhart, indiana. weekend in elkhart, indiana. she was 98 years old. pain doesn't care how old you

andy murray's return to competition will come sooner than expected — he and liam broady have gained amurray has been practicing in rome, but he's only been able to play three tournaments this year due to injury. he's hoping to be fit for the french open, which starts at the end of this month, and as preparation he's likely to be back in singles action next week, in geneva or lyon. that's all the sport for now. for now, back to the newsroom in london. thank you john, we will see you later in the afternoon. let's talk about the easing of coronavirus restrictions in scotland because first minister nicola sturgeon has confirmed that restrictions on most of scotland will be relaxed from next monday. people will be able to meet on each other�*s homes in limited numbers, to hug loved ones, and pubs will reopen indoors to serve alcohol, as the majority of scotland moved to level 2. there is an exception and that is moray where infection rates are much higher than elsewhere in scotland, so let's have a listen to a bit more of what scotland was my first minister had to announce. scotland was my

murray, continuing his recovery from his latest injury, a groin problem picked up in march, will playke an impact at the delayed championships. he accepted one last year, but lost in the opening round to stan wawrinka. spectators will be welcomed back to this year's tournament, pushed back a week to the 24th may. 5,000 fans will be allowed onto centre court for the final five days. before that, spectators will be limited to no more than a thousand on any court, althoughjust over 5,000 fans will be allowed inside the grounds each day. meanwhile, britain's men's number two cameron norrie is out of the italian open, after defeat to spain's alejandro davidovich. he misses out on playing top seed novak djokovic in the next round, after a 6—2, 6—3 defeat in rome. and after 16 years, mike brown's harlequins career has coe to a premature end, after being banned following his red card against wasps last weekend. the former england full back, who leaves for newcastle at the end of the season, has been given a six week suspension for stamping. with just four rounds of matches remaining he'll mis

. >> here he is, bill murray. [ applause ] bill, are you all right? >> when bill murray took that to spray paint. >> well, this is nuts, is it going to work? >> that was a surprise to all of us. >> a very edgy show in the making. >> hi everybody, it is dave letterman! >> a lot of late night shows hold a lot of personalities and dave letterman is always one guy. >> the next day cbs went up 19 points. >> i remember being in dave's office after the first show and he looks at me as if the first time he realized, what do we have for tomorrow? >> this is our friend rupert g. who owns and operate the deli here. how are you do i think? >> utilizing the hello deli was so damn funny. >> put on the glasses. this is what you will see rue bep rupert. >> i would like a quarter pounder and a half pounder. >> and a pounder. and these people turned out to be funnier in many cases than if you had booked a boldface name that could have been at the top of the markee. >> dave? >> yes, sir. >> i don't have enough money. >> with letterman, i felt like i was watching a thing

joining me now is mark murray. media? nbc is taking a close look at the social challenge across all of our platforms this week. >> here is the good news. there's something that the american public and social media users agree on, and that is that social media can be divisive. when you actually dig into our poll, we find that majorities of republicans, independents, latinos, whites, seniors, millennials, young people all are in agreement that social media does more to divide us than to unite us. one interesting demographic that was split on this issue, hallie, african-american black respondents who had -- 42% think social media does more to divide us rather than 40% who think it brings us together. the other finding is when you ask a different kind of question on is social media making your life better or worse, we end up having a plurality of 49% say it makes our lives better versus 37% who think it make ours lives worse. bottom line, a lot of people are on social media. they think it's divisive but think maybe it

he played captain stubing on the love boat and murray tyler on the mary -- murray on the mary tyler mooreow the only other living star from the mary tyler moore show, ga mac leod was 90 years old. fox news sunday is up next, shannon bream is in for chris wallace today. i'm back tomorrow, 6:00 eastern, sitting in for bret baier on special report. have yourself an awesome day. shannon: i'm shannon bream, in for chris wallace. the white house struggling to strike a bipartisan deal on infrastructure with senate republicans, after a abandoning its memorial day deadline. >> we can't afford to fall any further behind. now is the time to build the foundation that we've laid. shannon: talks at a crossroads as president biden reaches for a top legislative priority. but the administration and republican senators remain far apart over the size and scope of the investment and how to pay for it. >> we believe this counter offer delivers on what president biden told us

now even now, even now, despite the fresh diplomatic efforts that are going on, your targeting murray to the east of santa, where civilians bearing the major impact of new fighting. but that means nothing to you, does it, the more you kill, the more territory you acquire, the stronger your position in the piece talks. that's your calculation, isn't it? let's, let's clarify this to the world. we are not the ones who are making all this mess in yemen. it is those countries who are doing it's not our country, our people in yemen, the natural force it is on are trying their best not to hurt their people. we are really targeting the saudis, were targeting our enemies because they have destroyed our country. when you talk about killing civilians, we are not in the business of killing cetera. yes. and i can prove it to the world . the world, the yo yo denied and shot off the well the world of denial. the no, no, no, no, no, not the i am we are here to talk to the world. come to us last time up at our country last human rights watch. one of the instruments off the you and he's one of the inst

there's murray bond.h the home run it comes off the foul pole for a two-run homer giants extend their lead to 3 bottom of the 3rd coming off of he gets max muncy who is typically a giant second killer to go down on strikes got threw 6 shutout innings struck out 7. of the 4 giants out for last man helps his case here with a base hit into left. one run will come into argument doing it all. and it's 5 nothing giants bottom of the 8th one on for months, cnn. he hits a towering shot. that one is out of here. the 2 run shot cut the giants lead to 3. go to the bottom of the 9th now giants up 5 to 2, 1, offer albert pool holes. these guys still crushing long, kind of cool to see. it cut the deficit to one guess what? just a couple batters later. jake mcgee gets austin barnes to pop out and the giants and you stretch is going win this ball game 5 to 4. they finished the road trip 5, 1, they'll come back home to host the angels tomorrow. >> i think we did a really nice job on this we got a lot of the more offense c

andy murray could be handed a wild card to this year's french open. problem picked up in march. he accepted a wild card to the french last year, losing in the opening round. there will be more crowds at roland garros this year than last. 5000 fans will be allowed onto centre court for the final five days. before that, spectators will be limited to no more than 1000 on any court. cameron norrie's italian 0pen is over after losing to spain's alejandro davidovich fokina. he would've faced the top seed novak djokovic in the third round. but having arrived late on court, slipped to a sraight sets defeat. mo farah will look to book his place for tokyo at the british athletics 10,000—metre championships next month. the four—time olympic champion has been focusing on road events since retiring from track racing back in 2017, but is looking to go to his fourth games in tokyo. he's twice won the 10,000 olympic gold and will form part of a 12—strong team set to compete at the university of birmingham on the 5th ofjune. regular season nfl games will return to lon

now even now, even now, despite the fresh diplomatic efforts that are going on, your targeting murray to the east of santa, where civilians bearing the major impact of new fighting. but that means nothing to you, does it, the more you kill, the more territory you acquire, the stronger your position in the piece talks. that's your calculation, isn't it? let's, let's clarify this to the world. we are not the ones who are making all this mess in the ammon. it is those countries who are doing it, not our country, our people in yemen, the national forces are trying their best not to hurt their people. we are really targeting the saudis, we are getting our enemies because they have destroyed our country. when he talk about killing civilians, we are not in the business of killing several years and i can prove it to the world . the world, the yo yo, yo denied and shot off the well the world you know. denial. the no, no, no, no, no, not the i am. we are here to talk to the world come to us last time up and our country. last human rights watch, one of the instruments off the u. n. is one of the

. >> bill murray. bill. >> are you all right?took out the spray paint. >> this is nuts but it's going to work. >> that was kind of a surprise to all of us. >> you felt a very edgy show in the making. >> hi, everybody! it's dave letterman! >> a lot of late night hosts have multiple personalities, and david letterman was just one guy. it was always david letterman. >> the next day cbs stock went up 19 points. and i remember being in dave's office after the first show, dave looking at me as if for the first time he realized what have we got for tomorrow? >> this is our friend rupert g. who owns and operates the hello deli here. how you doing? >> hi. >> it was so damn funny and irreverent. >> put on the glasses and the hat. this is what is you'll see him looking like on the videotape. >> we tried to come up with ways that dave could interact with people. >> i'd like to a quarter pounder. >> a quarter pounder. >> and a half pounder. >> and a half popped upper. >> and a pounder. >> and these people turned out to be funnier in many case