murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. mr. romney. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schmitt. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. senators voting in the affirmative -- baldwin, bennet, blumenthal, cantwell, cardin, carper, casey, collins, coons, cortez masto, duckworth, hassan, hickenlooper, kaine, kelly, king, klobuchar, manchin, merkley, ossoff, peters, rosen, shaheen, smith, tester, van hollen, warner, warnock, welch. senators voting in the negative -- britt, cotton, fischer, grassley, hoeven, kennedy, lankford, mcconnell, menendez, sinema, thune, wicker, young. the clerk: mr. murphy, aye. the clerk: mr. brown, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. sullivan, no. the clerk: mr. tuberville, no. the clerk: mr. wyden, aye. the clerk: ms. murkowski

murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. mr. romney. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schmitt. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- baldwin, booker, butler, cantwell, casey, cassidy, collins, coons, duckworth, hassan, hickenlooper, hirono, lujan, menendez, peters, smith, sullivan, tester, warner, warren, whitehouse, and wyden. mr. cardin, aye. mr. blumenthal, aye. senators voting in the negative -- blackburn, boozman, cotton, fisher, graham, hoeven, lankford, lee, paul, romney, rubio, and schmitt. ms. cortez masto, aye. mr. moran, aye. mr. welch, aye. the clerk: mr. sanders, aye. the clerk: mrs. shaheen, aye. the clerk: mr. carper, aye. the clerk: mr. wicker, no. mr. cornyn, no. mr. benne

with the quarterbacks like kyler murray to deal with. that could be a problem. speaking of murray, the forty-niners, they do have the nfl's best scoring defense giving up only 15.6 points per game this season, but they have problems with mobile quarterbacks, guys like russell wilson whose to drive them crazy when he was with the seahawks and since coming, you know, into the league in 2019 kyler murray. done the same. although murray is only 2, 3, on a lifetime against the forty-niners. been a pain in their side. you know, since coming off the injured list last month, murray has steadily got his game back in. we'll be at full strength this week. but asked about the forty-niners defense in the problems in my present, this is what he had to say. >> lot a lot. yeah, obviously, you know, they got great players the field rotate in and out every every do the they got ton of guys over there. more than probably anybody in the league. and we know you know that they've since i got a league, it's been like so 7 used to it, you know, >> does you're ready for war? you know, g

murray. murray murray? >> yeah. >> hey, get in there, too. hey, we found him. >> oh, they are so happy. here's the family reunion. murray is just fine. he just needed to relieve himself. of course, after being stuck inside that van, all day, police say one person was arrested. >> all right. new developments. an off duty pilot is now being charged with 83 counts of reckless endangerment, not attempted murder for allegedly trying to shut off a plane's engines mid-flight. right. today, a jury determined joseph emerson did not attempt to injure anyone on the flight in october. the pleasant hill native was off duty from his alaska airlines job during the flight, sitting in the jump seat of the plane's cockpit. the flight was headed to sfo, but made an emergency landing in oregon. emerson claims he was in a dream like state and had consumed magic mushrooms 48 hours earlier. and this all comes as the faa is forming a special committee to possibly change the rules regarding pilots and their mental health experts from the aviation and medical communit

murray, aye. ms. warren, no. begins. the clerk: ms. collins, aye. mr. padilla, aye. ms. cantwell, no. the clerk: ms. hirono, no. the clerk: mr. cruz, aye. mr. graham, aye. ms. stabenow, aye. the clerk: mr. wicker, aye. the clerk: mr. crapo, aye. the clerk: mr. scott of florida, no. mr. cardin, aye. the clerk: mr. heinrich, no. mr. daines, no. mr. grassley, no. mr. thune, aye. the clerk: mr. cotton, aye. mr. kaine -- mr. ossoff, aye. mr. kaine, aye. mr. schatz, aye. the clerk: mr. markey, no. the clerk: mr. booker, no. ms. murkowski, aye. mr. rubio, aye. the clerk: mr. moran, aye. the clerk: mr. sanders, no. mr. boozman, aye. mr. lujan, no. the clerk: mr. carper, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. johnson, no. the clerk: mr. welch, no. mr. kennedy, aye. mr. budd, aye. the clerk: ms. lummis, no. the clerk: mr. murphy, aye. ms. sinema, aye. mr. ricketts, aye. mr. lankford, aye. ms. klobuchar, aye. the clerk: mr. hickenlooper, aye. the clerk: mr. cassidy, aye. the clerk: ms. ernst, aye. mr. bennet, aye. the clerk: mr. van hollen, no. mr. rounds, aye. the clerk: mr. whitehouse, aye. t

police in san francisco had put out a call for help to find murray. the bernedoodle. murray there was in a dog walking van and when it was stolen earlier today near mason and sacramento. the owner of the dog walking company told us this evening the van and murray, as you can see, were found. and he is okay and happy. the business owner thanking everyone for helping them find little murray, looking for the best hospital if you were expecting. turns out one of the best is when it comes to maternity care. is right here in the bay area. then later tonight on the 10:00 news, a murder charge now filed against a man accused of shooting and killing a teenager at a house party in the east bay. plus, a warning tonight in the north bay about a mysterious dog illness making its rounds across the country. those sto es and mor to gh travel. there is nothing like it dancing is my passion. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema, it hasn't always been easy. i was constantly itching. whatever i was doing now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema there's a power inside all of us to live our pa

murray. murray murray? >> yeah. >> hey, get in there, too.we found him. >> oh, they are so happy. here's the family reunion. murray is just fine. he just needed to relieve himself. of course, after being stuck inside that van, all day, police say one person was arrested. >> all right. new developments. an off duty pilot is now being charged with 83 counts of reckless endangerment, not attempted murder for allegedly trying to shut off a plane's engines mid-flight. right. today, a jury determined joseph emerson did not attempt to injure anyone on the flight in october. the pleasant hill native was off duty from his alaska airlines job during the flight, sitting in the jump seat of the plane's cockpit. the flight was headed to sfo, but made an emergency landing in oregon. emerson claims he was in a dream like state and had consumed magic mushrooms 48 hours earlier. and this all comes as the faa is forming a special committee to possibly change the rules regarding pilots and their mental health experts from the aviation and medical communities wi

murray in a position now where — ukraine more.e _ ukraine more. murray in a position now where defence spending - ukraine more. murray in a position now where defence spending are i ukraine more. murray in a position - now where defence spending are stuck in us congress and we have an issue where there are economic blocs for ukraine. the americans have looked intelligence agencies in america have looked at what might happen, if that money wasn't to come. to be blunt, the scenario they look at is not only an end to the counter offensive but potentially the collapse of the ukrainian lines by the summer. what would that mean for poland who already host nearly 1.5 million ukrainians? lintiii poland who already host nearly 1.5 million ukrainians?— poland who already host nearly 1.5 million ukrainians? until a few days auo, million ukrainians? until a few days aao, iwas million ukrainians? until a few days ago. i was the _ million ukrainians? until a few days ago, i was the head _ million ukrainians? until a few days ago, i was the head

next thing she knew, a stranger was in the driver's seat, taking off with six month old murray stillside. >> so today, one of my dog walkers was picking up dogs from our route. she stopped to pick up another dog. murray was in the passenger side, and when she came out of the house, she saw the car driving down the street. so she chased it and was able to look inside the window and get a description of the person that stole the van. >> sfpd says the van was found near the dmv at baker and hayes streets with murray inside on harmed, thankfully, yes. >> that sweet face. coming up next, we're joined live by the hosts of take action, san francisco, our abc7 event with the mayor, police chief and da of san francisco. we'll talk about what's happening as a result of our event that will build a better bay area and a little later, unlocking the incredible journey. >> what local researchers are trying to learn from sea turtles that travel thousands of miles to the west discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the maj

joyce vance and melissa murray will give us their views on that as we get into it here. >> i will be watching. have a good show. >> thanks, alex. earlier this week potential jurors in washington d. c. in the case of united states america versus donald j trump received preliminary questionnaires about their potential availability for a trial beginning on march 4th, in today donald trump's lawyers filed a motion to block any more preliminary steps in jury selection in that case, and to block everything else in that case, donald trump's lawyers filed a motion this afternoon to request, quote, the automatic state of all district court proceedings in this case, pending the final resolution of donald trump's recently filed appeal from the courts december 1st, 2023, rulings on presidential immunity and double jeopardy. last friday judge tanya chutkan issued a 44-page ruling denying donald trump's motion that he is completely immune from any criminal charges for anything that he may have done while he was president in united states, and that putting him through a criminal trial for his activ

murray: mr. president the presiding officer: the senator from washington mrs. murray: mr. president, reserving the right to object. i have been clear about why we must deliver support for ukraine, israel, and humanitarian assistance together. as have many of my colleagues. that is actually why we just attempted to move forward on one package that meets all the needs, a package that republicans blocked. i spoke about this before the vote, but let me just reiterate how dire the situation is right now. our support for ukraine has been essential but has also now been exhausted. our allies are waiting for aid and putin is just waiting for us to send a sign that it's not coming. but putin is not the only one watching right now. the world is watching this debate. our allies want to know when they are facing a crisis can they count on america to stand with them. or will we give up on them whether it gets tough or when we get distracted with other crises? they are all watching and wondering can america still lead or are we overwhelmed? will america pick and choose which promises it

kyler murray picked off by charvarius ward and he smells paydirt. look at that 66 yard pick six.s 14 seven. he had two interceptions on the day. second quarter near disaster for the niners. purdy scrambling and hit hard. he goes down and had to leave the game. 40 niners fans everywhere in a collective state of shock. he heads to the blue tent. but he would be okay returning a few plays later. picked up where he left off, throwing a five yard touchdown to christian mccaffrey 2113 at the half. and yes, he is in fact, purdy. awesome. excellent sign. third quarter. purdy rolls out now it's mccaffrey wide open. so wide open he falls down gets back up and he heads into the end zone. no problem. seven touchdowns just against the cardinals this season. cardinals score again. but so do the niners. purdy to deebo for his second touchdown of the game. got to see that from the pylon. cam gets the knee down. purdy threw four touchdowns as the niners win 4529. take their second straight nfc title. and a happy homecoming for purdy. >> you know i've always dreamed of being able to come home and

but first they would have to get past kyler murray and the cardinals. right? was a party reunion in his hometown of arizona. you can see right here, brock purdy fiance and the family. they're all getting together. they even had a little time to take a family photo before he went and had one of the best games so far this season. so let's talk about it. the cardinals, they actually got the ball first and scored on the opening drive. but the niners they answer right back on first and 10 here party find a wide open deebo samuel for the touchdown. and just like that, the 9 to tie it all at 7 and you cardinals position here going for it on 4th and 3rd. >> should have kyler murray's picked out by various ward here. he takes it the other way. turns on the jets he's headed to the house is a 66 yard house call 6, 6, that fit for and the niners they take the lead late in the second. there is one will go in 2nd quarter. the niners up by one after driving it downfield party. he first fires over to christian mccaffrey for the touchdown in san francisco past lead to a 3rd qu

kyler murray picked off by charvarius ward and he spells paydirt 66 yard pick six. it's 14 seven. he had two interceptions on the day. second quarter near disaster for the niners. purdy scrambling gets hit hard. he goes down. he had to leave the game. 40 niners fans everywhere in a collective state of shock as he heads to the blue tent. but he was okay. returning a few plays later. picked up where he left off, throwing a five yard touchdown to christian mccaffrey, 2113 at the half. and yes, purdy is pretty awesome. third quarter purdy rolls out. now it's mccaffrey wide open. so wide open. he falls down gets up. and then he scampers into the end zone. he has seven touchdowns. just against the cardinals this season. cards score again. but so do the 40 niners. purdy to deebo for his second touchdown of the game. got to see that one from the pylon. cam purdy threw four touchdowns as the niners win 4529 and take their second straight nfc title. a happy homecoming for purdy. you know i've always dreamed of being able to come home and play in front of everybody. >> and just because of ho

andy murray has admitted that this season could be the last of his career.by his own admission, the 36—year—old did not enjoy much of last season and won just two matches in his final five events of the year. murray's 20th season on the atp tour will begin on new year's day with a match against second seed grigor dimitrov at the brisbane international. rafa nadal is also hoping to make his mark as he makes his singles comeback after nearly a year out against dominic team stop he had an operation on his left hip in june,... nad al has admitted that he has thought about retiring this year, but now wants to play as possible. year, but now wants to play as ossible. �* . , , year, but now wants to play as ossible. �* ., , _ ., possible. i'm happy the way i am practising. _ possible. i'm happy the way i am practising. of _ possible. i'm happy the way i am practising, of course _ possible. i'm happy the way i am practising, of course i _ possible. i'm happy the way i am practising, of course i don't - possible. i'm happy the way i am practising, of course i don't h

battalion chief murray started in 1987 as a firefighter. he rose through the ranks serving as engineer, lieutenant, and captain before he was promoted to battalion chief in 2020. over the course of his career, battalion chief murray garnered numerous awards and was recognized as dearborn's exchange club's officer of the year in 2016. battalion chief murray has outstanding public service to the community by dearborn fire department. e.m.s. owens served for 5 years, he served in numerous roles as he remained steadfast in his commitment to service and keeping the community safe. he's been recognized many times over the course of his career for his incredible record including saving lives and safe driving. please join me in recognizing battalion chief murray and e.m.s. coordinator owens for their many years outstanding service to the people of dearborn in michigan's 12th district strong as we wish them well in their retirement. mr. speaker, i want to take time to acknowledge my incredible team and i and -- and our accomplishments the past few y

family, andy murray.for being with us this morning. >> good morning, becky. thank you for having me. i just love being here with you. >> all right, let's talk a little bit about this cookbook. we call it a cookbook. it is really far more than a cookbook. if you read through this, there is family stories, the history of the family, how you became a cook, making -- baking with your mom when you were 4 years old, and stories to go along with all of these recipes too. you've been a chef for a long time, but how did the idea of the cookbook actually come around? >> it started at our thanksgiving dinner at my brother billy's house in charleston, and a woman by the name of carrie came to dinner and said you ought to write a cookbook. and then the pandemic hit and it just, you know, right after that, i called her back and i said, you know, maybe i should do this cookbook. she goes, oh, yeah, i talked to the agent. let's do it. so it got done. >> what i love about this, there is some great recipes in here, things

murray: mr. president the presiding officer: the senator from washington mrs. murray: mr. president, reserving the right to object. i have been clear about why we must deliver support for ukraine, israel, and humanitarian assistance together. as have many of my colleagues. that is actually why we just attempted to move forward on one package that meets all the needs, a package that republicans blocked. i spoke about this before the vote, but let me just reiterate how dire the situation is right now. our support for ukraine has been essential but has also now been exhausted. our allies are waiting for aid and putin is just waiting for us to send a sign that it's not coming. but putin is not the only one watching right now. the world is watching this debate. our allies want to know when they are facing a crisis can they count on america to stand with them. or will we give up on them whether it gets tough or when we get distracted with other crises? they are all watching and wondering can america still lead or are we overwhelmed? will america pick and choose which promises it

murray: thank you, madam president. we have a lot of work to get done before january 19, the next deadline to pass the funding to avoid a shutdown. the american people are looking for serious leadership and results. i come to the floor today to be clear about what the standard for success is here. we need to pass regular, f full-year funding based on the bipartisan spending agreement from earlier this year that actually responds to the challenges before us. anything less means missing considerity cal opportunities and -- critical opportunities and worse. a date change full-year c.r. as proposed by house speaker johnson would be unprecedented and reckless. why is that? because the speaker's proposal would lock in outdated spending plans and devastating across-the-board cuts while locking all of us out of any kind of thoughtful decision-making process for our nation's future. all of which should be absolutely unacceptable to everyone here. it's one thing to have a short-term c.r. so we have additional time to negotiate in

fox news contributor douglas murray joining us now.glas, here is this group of doctors against yi genocide that are going to go to the holocaust museum protest what they sees a genocide in gaza. what about the massacre on october 7th? >> well, i mean, it's -- the whole thing is a what thing, isn't it? what on earth did this group think they are? doctors against genocide? everyone is against genocide. i don't see these doctors speaking up in any war. they don't speak up for the actual genocide of christians in the north of nigeria or mass again massacred over the christmas period. groups like this never speak up against gal genocide going on. outrageous libel against israel. what israel is doing in gaza is very far from genocide. it's nothing like genocide it a very precise tactical attack against hamas leadership and hamas leaders who carried out or coordinated the october the 7th massacres inside israel. it's extraordinary to me that people who claim to be professionals or in any way dedicated to truth could ever label this action in

scrambling again and he slides down at the 38 yard line. >> well, let's hope murray, isn't that a fictivenday? hello and welcome to 9 or insider on your host erin wilson. now the forty-niners in the cardinals. they have a long history, obviously. now we're talking nfl history because it go back to 1951, in fact. >> that's when you know, sunday will be the 65th meeting between the franchises with the forty-niners holding a 35. >> to 29 edge on the card. >> that just like their teams, kyler murray and bosa have a history as well. but you know, it goes all the way back 2019, not that far. but

andy murray has admitted that this season could be the last of his career.by his own admission, the 36—year—old did not enjoy much of last season and won just two matches in his final five events of the year. murray's 20th season on the atp tour will begin on new year's day with a match against second seed grigor dimitrov at the brisbane international. no darts action to bring you today. the players are having a well earned rest — including teenage sensation luke littler�*s who's breathtaking run at the pdc world championship continued last night. and he was celebrating today with a visit to the tottenham hotspur stadium. having to get used to having photos taken. this is here with spurs playerjames maddison. last night the 16—year—old thrashed the five—time winner raymond van barneveld four sets to one to reach the quarterfinals. a victory all the more special as the dutchman was littler�*s idol when he first started playing. unbelievable. 10,13 years ago i was doing his celebration, throwing on my little board and now i've just beaten him, on the greatest

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will resume of the motion to proceed to h.r. 815, the clerk will report. the clerk: motion to proceed to 815, an act to amend united states code and so forth and for other purposes. mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: now yesterday morning democrats came to the floor of the senate to try to pass the assault weapons ban and other lifesaving gun safety legislation. sadly republicans stood in the way of the senate passing lifesaving legislation to get rid of the scourge of gun violence in america. just hours later, we learned of yet another shooting on the campus of the university of nevada las vegas. our prayers are with the victims of the shooting at unlv and their families and our prayers are with the students and staff. and thanks to the brave law enforcement officers who prooevend more -- p

in this case, given that his wife said he had the book at their bedside table, and she also, or murraye also said that his cousin who worked for him back in the day, the trump organization, used to, when he would come into don trump's office, click his heels together and say heil hitler to donald trump. i think donald trump, even though he said last week, as you say, i'm not a student of hitler, i know nothing about hitler, i think that belies it quite clearly. it's not accusations. it is remarkable. and of course it's more remarkable that he is repeating. it started last september, october, he started using this poisoning the blood of our country which hitler repeated multiple times in both mein kampf and other speeches they were talking about immigrants and of course jewish people. and he has repeated it. he says it's not mein kampf. i didn't read mein kampf. and he's almost saying it's my own idea. about poisoning the blood of the country. it's remarkable that he is doing it, and it's remarkable that he is simultaneously admitting that he would like to be dictator for just today, or

speaking of murray. >> the were back on the road in arizona tonight taking on the coyote isn't lookingwin their second game in a row. no score in the second period. picking up. the coyotes are on the attack here. >> and the hugo is shot on the go from that. he is more philippe with the rebound back in front. the coyote one nothing 33 39 left in the game. the sharks moving into the net. >> but kale granlund ties it up there or at least they thought they'd the coyote is actually challenge the goal. and it was reviewed and then the sharks were offside therefore the poll was taken away. the sharks couldn't get another go before the game was over. >> they lose this one in the desert. one to nothing was the final. meanwhile, stanford women, they had a friday night special hosting portland down on the farm tonight. nice night cameron brink. 3rd quarters. little pick it up final up to right here. the cardinal to add to the lead there to get inside, to bring nice sweet blow to the hopes out. it's good. 23 points 15 rebounds. we'll break overnight. more from great. here is stamper works. it insi

the face of nationwide protest, the coalition plans to co tell the use of murray language in government departments, review affirmative action policies and assess how the country's founding treaty between murray and the british crown is interpreted in legislation. critics say it's a dangerous backward step. so i am really concerned um for the welding of l people for stuff and it became whether it be in health and education and culture. but most importantly we, we find ourselves in this nation. relegated to the, to the back and of not speaking. right. so this is on how in mind, or it is sad to move this along. many the coalition is to scrap the world's leading smoke free policies to use the money from tobacco sales to fund tax cuts. prime minister cris locsin says votes is one services based on need. not race is coalition partners both have marie ancestry. ben thomas is a right wing political commentator and says, looks and still regards himself as a moderate amari affairs, he prides himself on learning today. oh, with body language. and so look, i, i think he certainly would, you know,

when chevy chase leaves, bill murray comes in. come on.n. okayay, all of i it in. murray: cut! cut! please? sorry, fellas. i mean, that just opened up other doors, and "saturday night live" was just kind of taking off. two wild and crazy guys! super bass-o-matic '76. you'll never have to scale, cut, or gut again. "dear roseanne rosannadanna..." [ greek accent ] cheeseburger! cheeseburger! cheeseburger! back to graduation! no! where do we come from? france. jane, you ignorant slut. it was the show for us. it was the show about us. miller: you wanted to be a part of it. it was inextricably linked with the times. ththat's the n news. gogood night.. and have a pleasant tomorrow. [ alarm rings ] monday! monday! monday's the greatest day of the week! hanks: throughout high school, there was one show that was religious broadcasting that you had to watch 'cause if you didn't see it, yoyou wouldn't have anything t to talk abobout for r all of tueuesday anand most of f wednesdayy and a bibig part of f thursda. why? b because mononday nights nfl fofootball nigight, that's'. [ theme music plays

shortly before her death in 19 85, murray said, i've lived long enough to see many of my lost causesly an inspiration for those who came after her, she was the realization of what generations of women before her struggled, in their respective realms, to accomplish. there's a particular responsibility that comes with being first. not just to the future, but to the past. she held that space with such grace and dignity, recognizing the power and the importance of standing in that gap between dreams denied and dreams realized. and she also lived long enough to see some of her influence wayne and she had to make her peace with that as well, which is not easy. and when she recited kipling's words at stanford in 2008, i wondered if those realities were as much in her mind as the challenges of her more active years. but what all of us in this cathedral over the age of 16 no, and some learned earlier, is that such losses are universal. we live in wework, and we strive to make our contributions, and we simply do not know which of our accomplishments, if any, will endure, some will, others will

. >> welcome back, i'm -- and i am melissa murray., the recall re-framed -- the recall of that california judge, who came under fire after giving now convicted rapist and former stanford swimmer barack turner that lenient sentence. >> the documentary explore some of the recalls unintended consequences, and the wider issues at play in the criminal justice system. >> now, as part of our msnbc special here together, we want to bring into filmmakers -- and -- . welcome. >> thank you for having. us >> thank you. >> what is important to understandable we just saw? >> well only made this film because we wanted to change the conversation. we felt like metoo media had really dropped the ball, on the important things to consider. and that activists, public defenders, lawyers, scholars at the times said if you recall a judge who has a fairly lenient pattern of sentencing, the effects aren't going to be on the next brock turner, because our criminal legal system suffers from systemic bias and racism, the effects are going to be on low income and

brooklyn resident wayne murray won a $10 million lottery jackpot this year, a man who bought a lottery0 earned the prize, everything would have been fine, but last year at christmas, murey also won a jackpot of exactly the same amount, $ 10 million . the man immediately became a star on local television. one can only envy such luck, as well as the skill of courage pilot of ural airlines, thanks to sergei bilov, 161 passengers will be able to celebrate the new year with family and friends. he masterfully landed the plane in an open field. an airbus a-320 aircraft operated by ural airlines, flying from sochi to omsk, made an emergency landing in the novosibirsk region on september 12. according to the pilot, the plane would reach its destination. didn’t make it, the decision was made due to the risk of engine failure, while the plane was landed outside the airport so skillfully that the plane didn’t even received serious injuries, and none of the passengers... were injured. “it’s just a miracle,” said the passengers of the belavia flight, which arrived from egypt. belarus helped evacuate

andrew weissmann and melissa murray, you are free to go about the rest of your evening. thank you both very, very much. we've got much more on tonight tonight's bombshell breaking news out of the state of colorado where trump is now, as of tonight, disqualified from the ballot. more when "the reidout" continues. (singing )i'll be home for christmas you can plan on me. please have snow and mistletoe. and presents on the tree. kids at shriner's hospitals for children are able to go home and be with their families for the holidays. and that's only possible because of the monthly donations from people like you. thanks to a generous donor every dollar you give can help twice as many kids like me and have double the impact. with your gift of just $19 a month, only $0.63 a day. we'll send you this adorable love to the rescue blanket as a thank you. >>> for more on the stunning breaking news tonight that colorado supreme court has disqualified donald trump from the ballot based on his participation in insurrection, let's bring in msnbc correspondent von hillyard. give us a backg

and as i'm about to hand over this baton, to my colleague murray, if the notion of who is in re i'd right now, i can't help but wonder if we are indeed about to see some very similar pictures to the ones that we've witnessed here. when vladimir boots jet touches down on the soil of saudi arabia, if you ask me, i'm quite confident that the united arab emirates are going to win this one. all right, you've got to fight for that. that's go from abu dhabi now to re add on. i'm at least bureau chief maria you are in riyadh right now, putting his app on his way to you. it's about a 2 hour flight from abu dhabi to re at what do you expect patients for the meeting that's supposed to be happening, right. i mean, other than high fives and woman braces, the boy. yes. hello to you. rory energy is real, her mass conflicts, humanitarian catastrophe in the gaza strip and multi polarity, all the key topics on the agenda during watering purposes and for to, to visit to the region. not we'd all be 1st as you just heard from my colleague eager and now reference president is on his way to saudi arabia to meet

murray: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i come to the floor today thrilled to announce major progress on something i've been working on since my earliest days in the united states senate, replacing the i-5 bridge between vancouver, washington, and portland, oregon. late last week the administration began the review process for grants from the brand-new mega grant program we all worked together to establish in the bipartisan infrastructure law. i was proud to help write the provisions to make sure that the mega program was funded. i'm ecstatic that the i-5 bridge replacement project will receive $600 million from federal funding to move us forward on a project that is hugely important to washington state, to the pacific northwest, and really the entire country. this has been a long time coming, and i should know. i've been there for just about every step of this journey. i remember meeting with senator hatfield, from oregon, when i was first elected to talk about the need to replace the i-5 crossing between our st

good news tonight for a little dog and his dog walker murray. >> their bernedoodle was reunited withwner this evening. murray was in a dog walking van when it was stolen earlier today right near mason and sacramento on nob hill. the owner of the dog walking company told us tonight the van and murray were found near golf and oak and that the dog is okay. police have not indicated if any arrests have been made. new at ten police in brentwood are crediting the contra costa sheriff's office for their help in locating a shoplifting suspect. >> officers arrested the suspect who was spotted by the sheriff's star three helicopter crew. police say the crew happened to be flying overhead when they found the suspect and alerted officers to his location. police say the 33 year old nicholas romano of stockton had to outstanding warrants at the time of his arrest and was booked at the county jail. >> oakland police dispatching jobs have gone unfilled. at issue here, long hiring gaps to missed application reasons. a new report shedding light on the city's slow 911 response times. and that report wa

they signed veteran catcher tom murray. murphy.cted to be a compliment to patrick bailey after a strong season be on a plane. >> murray's of sign up 8 million dollar deal. this bill that bans on kerry's passing physical, past and present. he's been the last person see adam. starting his career colorado on the giants still hoping to make a play for the hottest agents still on the market. japanese pitching from mom left, should know the expected to come and well over 9 usual suspects. yankees and the dodgers thought to top contenders. my i coming up in the next hour. >> there are some new changes coming fast for us for college students. for financial able explain what all is changing. we'll be right back. >> well, happening today, state regulators are expected to approve toilet to tap water. a process of turning sewage, water into drinking water if approved the wastewater. passed through several filters as well as undergo a disinfection with the uv light. the process is not news. many areas in california already been treating wastewa

well acquainted with racial discrimination, murray was stunned to discover that when she enrolled inending what she dubbed jane crow. mary lived to see justice o'connor named to the highest court -- murray lived to see justice o'connor named to the highest court. before her death in 1985 she said, i've seen many of my lost causes found. you see, justice o'connor was not only an inspiration for those who came after her, she was the realization of what generations of women before her struggled in their respective realms to accomplish. there is a particular responsibility that comes with being first. not just to the future, but to the past. she held that space with such grace and dignity, recognizing the power and importance of standing in that gap between dreams denied and dreams realized. she also lived long enough to see some of her influence wane. she had to make her piece with that too -- peace with that too, which was not easy. when she recited kipling's words in 2008, i wonder if those realities were as much in her mind as the challenges of her more active years? what all of us i

but first they would have to get past, you know, kyler murray and his cardinals.it was a party reunion in his hometown of arizona. you can see rock star to be same parents there at the game. they even were able to kind of get a group photo going before. you know, brock purdy just rattled off over cardinals. and explain because the cardinals got the ball first and they scored on the opening drive. but the niners they answered right back on first and 10 party finds a wide open deebo samuel for the touchdown. just like that. the niners they have it all tied up at 7 apiece. next. cardinals possession going for on 4th and 3 kyler murray is picked off by none this are various ward. he takes it the other way and he turns on the jets, a 66 yard house coptic 6 for warning. will the niners they take the lead late in the 2nd quarter is what will go next with the niners. they were up by one at this point in the game after driving a downfield party fires it over christian mccaffrey for the touchdown in san francisco. they pay it. they lead to 8 and then go through the 3rd quar

. >> bill murray. i think my brother does a better bill murray than he does. >> bill says get him on phone. bill called, my brother didn't answer. left a two-minute answer that was just so beautiful. >> i remember after i interviewed tom stucer, i thought, that's a guy i wouldn't mind sitting next to on a long flight. those are memories from a couple hundred of segments this year. i want to do take a moment and thank the cnn team who toiled behind the scenes every week making ron burgundy look good. from the left, editorial producer corey na lam. associate producer amelia burns. executive producer, yes, there she is, katherine brew sew. everyone says where's katherine, who is she? my radio sidekick tv and producer chloe. there's also or atlanta team headed by director david mar marshall. i thank you all. still to come, don't forget to vote on today's poll question at smerconish.com. should jack smith openly acknowledge he wants to try donald trump before the election? by the way, jack oman, guess this.

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until stands adjourned until >> there will be more of these pro forma sessions over the next couple of weeks while the senate is in recess. next both are scheduled january 8 when senators return work will continue in funding the federal government, a two ukraine and border security. watch live coverage of thean senate on c-span2 as we return now to booktv. >> here is one on the left. and when we t look at those, the molten droplets, through the microscope they look beautiful. obviously when we found the first one i was thrilled because i realized when i find an answer in the kchen it means that there are many more ants out there, and sure enough we found 50 on the ship. when my daughter saw this image, shesked if she can have one of them on a necklace. and i tried to explain these are millimeter in size. we can't read them. they are about the size of a grain of sand. but they look beautiful. and then we put t

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until >> there will be more of those pro forma sessions over the next couple of weeks while the senate is in recess. the next votes january 8th, return aid to ukraine and border security. watch live here on c-span2, we return now to american history tv. >> across the arc of reagan's report rhetoric to allow his presidency. the first one was to, in reagan's view speak of truth about the soviet union and we know that reagan made any number of harsh comments and as i demonstrate later in the paper, these harsh comments on occasion continued after 1984 and even the straight january 16th speech included harsh criticism. i wish i had the time to make the argument in detail, but the ivan and anya passage one of the most eloquent of reagan that jim and sally could travel where they want and ivan and anya could not. and telling the truth. and reagan came into office, inthere were mistakes in our policy and i wanted to

i don't know if he was watching either, but it was andy murray. oh. - seriously? fair enough.n't watching it either. go ahead. what did rishi sunak get a fixed penalty notice for injanuary? pa rtygate, wasn't it? no, it was a seat belt. it was a seat belt in lancashire, i think it was. he was a passenger. this year's been long. yeah, that was this year. i knew you'd get that one. i actually remembered that one. and this is the last one. what vegetable did therese coffey suggest we eat during the shortage of salad vegetables in march? wasn't it turnips? it was turnips. did you follow her advice? did you discover loads of turnip recipes you never knew? i'm not good with my fruit and veg, of all things. - you're a doctor! it's my one weakness. i'm really not good. i so i have one of those nutribullets to try and get all five things - in to try and get me there each day. my wife scorns me that i'm - still a school kid on that basis. it's, yeah. well, my favourite veg and i don't know if they are a veg, is sprouts. so christmas is a very, very happy time for me. you eat them the re

none other than the song's composer, james murray, promoted this charming fable. we really don't know who wrote the words, only that they appeared anonymously in a lutheran publication called, a children's book for school and family, in 1885. when the music first appeared in the children's hymnal two years later, it was entitled, "luther's cradle hymn." the editor of the hymn wrote that the song was composed by martin luther for his children. and still sung by german mothers to their little ones. murray, who was a student, of the composer of "joy to the world" he added his own initials to the end of the song thereby ensuring over a century of confusion. the words of the hymn are as follows. away in a manger. no crib for his bed. little lord jesus lay down his sweet head. the stars in the sky looked down where he lay. the little lord jesus, asleep on the hay. the cattle were lowing, the poor baby wakes, but little lord jesus, no crying he makes. i love thee, lord jesus, look down from the sky. and stay by my side till morning is nigh. be near me lord jesus, i ask t

hailing the agreement, which does still need to be approved by rank—and—file members, captain casey murray the pilots' associations said, "we're finally at a place we think "the value of our pilots and the productivity is being realised." now, if approved the southwest airlines pilot deal is the latest success for america's labour unions after lengthy strikes, there were after all agreements between hollywood studios, actors, and writers, as well as between carmakers and the united auto workers, with many labour economists predicting yet another big year for organised labour in america in 2024. now with the upcoming holidays sales of caviar is booming. there is now a new player in town, china, taking a major market share. as anton chekhov said, "ah, caviar, i keep on eating it but i can never get my fill." it all starts with a fish. sturgeon is one of oldest families of this has been around for more than 200 million years. a kind of living fossil. it's curse is the roe it carries, also known as caviar, but severe overfishing had led to a total ban on caviar from wild sturgeon. it has chanc

there was no kyler murray on that game. pop, what are you anticipating this sunday? >> they hung in the game, they played well. the niners this year are playing four different teams coming off their bye week. it is going to be temporary at quarterback. i wonder if the 49ers will deploy the same kind of rush strategy that they used against jail and hurt. were you just get upfield and do a wide nine. because he gets out of that a little bit. with kyler murray, j manhertz, you want to squeeze that pocket and keep them in the pocket, make them win from there. but they are coming off their bye week. they won in pittsburgh. you never know. >> you never know. 49ers are 10-2. they went out, pop goes to vegas, everyone is happy. >>> right now a south bay food truck is trying to make ends meet after serious blow to the business. what they are calling on the community to do to get them up and going again. >>> the latest victims of vandals. what we know about the building covered in profanity. >>> alarming details in the disappearance of a bay area dog. two developments and a po

john murray was at stjames's park on a night which started so brightly for newcastle and ended in desperater around half—an—hour of the 90 minutes, the stars ware aligning and newcastle were heading through to the knockout stage of the champions league. the rifling opening goal gave newcastle a leader put them on course with awareness they had to get. milan had been wretched but they have pedigree and conjured up an equaliser. it stunned the park. the shot was breathtakingly saved by the goalkeeper and was pivotal. sure enough, sweeping the ball into the newcastle nets, moments after coming on as a substitute, malan were breaking hearts, sending newcastle to the bottom