murray: mr.ease the cour w are here becaur the first time since the war of 1812, our nation's capitol came under violent assault. for the first time in history,y sitting president of the united states to disrupt the peaceful transfer of presidential power. by engaging an insurrection against the constitution, presidenp disqualified himself from public office. asard earlier, president trump's main argument is that special exemptio screate a that would apply to him and to him alone. he says section iii disqualifies all oath-bre insurrectionists, except a former president who never before held other state or l office. there is no possible rationale for such an exemption, and the t should reject the -- the claim that the framers made an traordinary mistake. section iii uses deliberately broad language to all positions f requiring an oath to the constitution. my frilies on a claimed difference between "an office under" and "an officer of the does not come down to mere prepositions. the two phrases are

veteran islamophobe douglas murray failed in his attempt to publicly raise money for israeli soldiers in london. following his time embedded with the israeli occupation forces in ghazza, mari returned to london, hoping he could contribute to the genocide effort. the event that douglas murray was supposed to hold hit a stumbling block when workers refused to show up, even though they offered three times their usual wage. the apollo theater also refused to hold the event due to public outcry, while murray has recently become more transparently pro israel, his relationship with the zionist entity is nothing new. alongside executive director alan mendoza, douglas murray served as a director of the henry jackson society for many years. mendoza is also simultaneously the president of the jnf, the biggest settlement building body in palestine. include the israeli president and prime minister. the henry jackson society in fact shares funders with the west bank illegal settlement and the israeli military. former israeli ambassador to the un, dory gold and israel lobbist natan sharansky are bot

murray: mr.resident. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: exactly like the previous vote, this is a procedural vote that will cause a shutdown. i urge a no vote. mr. hagerty: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mr. hagerty: i move to table senate amendment 1739 for the purpose of offering my amendment 1808. i'd like to ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. there is. the clerk will call the roll. vote: the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. braun. mr. brown. mr. budd. ms. butler. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin.■w mr. carper. mr. casey. mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. uz mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley. mr

in this week. will be digging into the activities of the right-wing polemicist douglas murray, who's an apologist for the gaza genocide and closely linked to the islamophobic henry jackson society think tank. murray was intending to raise funds for zinist soldiers perpetrating the gaza in genocide until his plans came unstuck thanks to a boycot by ordinary shopfloor workers, as latifer will explain in this report. veteran islamophobe douglas murray failed in his attempt to publicly raise money. for israeli soldiers in london. following his time embedded with the israeli occupation forces in ghazza, mari returned to london, hoping he could contribute to the genocide effort. the event that douglas murray was supposed to hold hit a stumbling block when workers refused to show up, even though they offered three times their usual wage. the apollo theater also refused to hold the event due to public outcry. while murray has recently become more trans transparently pro israel, his relationship with the zionist entity is nothing new. alongside executive director alan mandoza, douglas murray

murray: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: madam president, i have spoken out previously -- members have secured for their communities. but this really takes the cake. it would at the 11th hour wipe out all the cds requests in this bill all of the hard work all the input we asked everyone to provide us about projectsp their constituents would be gone. this would completely overrule other lawmakers on projects they requested and secured for their communities that they know best not to mention it would sink this bill all but ensuring a government shutdown. this is completely unacceptable. it should be unacceptable to everyone who has worked with us to make sure this package includes know will make a difference to folks back home. i strongly urge a no vote. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion to refer. is there a sufficient second? there is. the clerk will report. the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr.

murray: mr.e i will also yield back my time. the presiding officer: all time yielded back. the question is on the motion. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. vote: the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. mr. ms. butler. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. mr. carper.■h[m mr. casey. mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley. mr. heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. ms. lummis. mr. mancn. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. menendez. mr. merkley. mr. ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed. mr. ricketts.

i want to thank senators murray, stabenow and shatt for joiningu.well, we've had a productive lunch in the midst of a very busy week. right now as republicans ander d the government, i'm hopeful we can avert a shutdown. yet, bu as you know, we're close. earlier this week i joined the other congressional leaders and the white house to announce an agreement on the final six funding bills. these bills will make significant investments for the well-being of our service members, for keeping the u.s. competitive against the chinese communist government and more. her more importantly, their a senseless and damaging shutdown. but we're still waiting for text and then house passage. we're making good progress, ands the house, i will put it on the senate floor. it's no secret that it's going to be a tight squeeze to■ passd before the weekend deadline, so i ask all of my colleagues, democrat and republican, house and senate, to be prepared so we can finish the appropriations process. i want to thank my senate colleagues, particularly murray, vice chairman coll

and murray himself has hinted that _ resume. and murray himself has hinted that this _ resume.imself has hinted that this will be his last i hinted that this will be his last summer, but did it feel like he was saying goodbye at the end of this match? , ~ .,. ., match? yes, i think the fact that he said what he — match? yes, i think the fact that he said what he said _ match? yes, i think the fact that he said what he said and _ match? yes, i think the fact that he said what he said and he _ said what he said and he expects himself that he's to play past the summer, things could always change. murray still the game, but it's getting hard with that metal hip. he knows that this is almost certainly the last time he will play in miami, and because he shared that news with the public, it can be a very open farewell. we don't need to be reading too much into it. it's very much what we expect. although he does have one more chance at least to play in miami because he's due to plate the next doubles with sebastian corner of the united states. , , ., ., ., states. russell, with cam nor

on io want to thank senators murray, , stabenow and senator schatz joining us today. well, we've had a productive lunch in the midst of a very busy week. right now if repca good faith td the government, i'm hopeful we can avert a shutdown. we're not quite thereç! yet, but as you know we are close. earlier this week i joined the other congressional leaders in the white house to t announce an agreement on final six funding bills. these bills will make significant investments for the well-being of our service■i competitive against the chinese government,, his government, and more. more importantly there's speedy pass and damaging shutdown. though we're still waiting for tax and then house passage we're good progress and as soon as the bill passes the house, i will put it on the senate floor. it's no secret that is going to be a a tightqu get these funding bills passed before the weekend deadline to ask all of my colleagues, democratic and republican government ■÷ o be flexible and prepared so we can finish the appropriations process. i want to thank my senate ay, vice ch

murray took the first set, but his czech opponent when the second by that word. his ankle, won a match point, but ultimately fell short in a match that felljust point, but ultimately fell short in a match that fell just shy of 3.5 hours. british interest in the men's singles is over after cameron murray lost to defending champion daniil medvedev. the defending champion is now won 11 straight matches against norwich. world number one iga swiatek, winner at indian wells, says there is no sense talking about a so—called sunshine double after she battled into the first round. she lost the opening set to her polish opponent on a tie—break before taking the next two by 6—4. it is the first time she has come from a set down to win this season, and safe to say, she was pretty pleased about it. she will play at the 14th seed in next. it is always tricky to play against her. we have had many battles, and also long matches. i am just going to prepare tactically, look at the match to hopefully learn from it and focus on myself and what i want to do on court, because i feel l

murray took the first set, but his czech opponent when the second by that word.a match that felljust point, but ultimately fell short in a match that fell just shy of 3.5 hours. british interest in the men's singles is over after cameron murray lost to defending champion daniil medvedev. the defending champion is now won 11 straight matches against

john murray. it's been a pretty much coule of john murray.y much couple of days sunday _ john murray. it's been a pretty much couple of days sunday was _ john murray. it's been a pretty much couple of days sunday was a - john murray. it's been a pretty much couple of days sunday was a great i couple of days sunday was a great game and a great win. to get called up game and a great win. to get called up to the 2011 was excited to come. and then getting down here in rizal i xing that was the first team for that that was amazing. i was shocked and happy. it's been a whirlwind of emotions. ., ., , _, , ., emotions. one of the last couple of da s been emotions. one of the last couple of days been like _ emotions. one of the last couple of days been like being _ emotions. one of the last couple of days been like being involved - emotions. one of the last couple of days been like being involved in - days been like being involved in senior training for the first time? it's been good. feel welcome. the labs and the staff of all been great and welcomin

murray: mr. president.ly notified of the senate's action. mrs. murray: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: io proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mrs. murray: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: i ask the chair to lay before the senate a message from the house of representatives on h.r. 4366. the presiding officer: the chair lays before the senate the following message from the house of representatives. the clerk: resolved that the house agree to the amendment o 4366, entitled an act making appropriations for military construction, the department of veterans affairs and related agencies for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2024, and for other purposes, with an amendment. mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: i move the se

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the bbc�*s adrian murray has more. there is a problem.girls are less likely than boys to study subjects, like science, technology and maths. to tackle this issue, tech bosses here in denmark are now turning to gaming. we've been talking about the lack of women in stem for so many years and the numbers are just not moving. instead of trying to reach the girls when they are in high school or university, which is too late, we want to try to find them on the platforms they choose to be on in this age before they lose the confidence in maths and science subjects in school. secrets await on a campus full of glam. called glampus high, a new game has been launched on roblox, an online gaming platform where just under half of its 70 million daily users are female. the idea here is to tap into girls love of gaming and to introduce fun activities that keep up their interest in areas like technology and science. so, this is the campus area... players run around a virtual campus, taking part in so—called mini games to win rewards for their avatar. we

>> i don't know the others, but look, i well, what do you do you think murray far think douglas murrayas right? no, i went to see douglas murray at a synagogue a couple of weekends ago to talk about murray at a synagogue a couple of vissueids ago to talk about murray at a synagogue a couple of vissue of ago to talk about murray at a synagogue a couple of vissue of israel, talk about murray at a synagogue a couple of vissue of israel, butk about murray at a synagogue a couple of vissue of israel, but you're! the issue of israel, but you're trying downplay the very trying to downplay the very serious i'm sorry, serious problem, and i'm sorry, but other week. only but only the other week. only the a far a white the other week, a far a white extremist was sentenced for threatening to kill 50 mps. only a ago, you had another a few years ago, you had another example group of example of proscribed group of far trying far right racists trying to kill a female labour mp, jo cox, as you mentioned, was killed by someone on the far right. i think your goal is to downplay that. i say they're both a

correspondent: rosita stevens-holsey is murray's niece and on the board of the pauli murray center forourt justice ruth bader ginsburg turned to murray's legal theories to argue her own cases. and in murray's boundary-pushing life, she rejected gender norms and forged an intersectional approach to equality. >> she would do things i thought other people didn't do. for example, i've seen her smoke a cigarello, and i had never seen, in fact i've never seen anyone smoke a cigarello. and, i saw her puff on a pipe once or twice. correspondent: she really challenged gender norms. it was in the 1930s she was asking for hormone therapy. she was repeatedly denied by doctors , for pauli murray to be making those kinds of requests, challenging those kinds of norms at that time. how big a deal was that? >> it was a very big deal, but often times the general public did not know that a lot of her challenge was directly with psychiatrist or doctors or psychologists in which he was trying to determine what she was feeling and what it meant, but when other people were just looking for civil rights for p

murray...d to talk to me — this would be in 1986 — gave me a detailed account of what had happened. he agreed that he was the... he said he was the man who made the bombs and that he'd made the botched warning call. but i realised after i... i interviewed him three times, and after i got all that detail, i realised you could go on knocking down the confessions and the forensic evidence till the cows came home, but to prove that they didn't do it, you had to actually find the people who had done it. and that's the path i set out on. here's the thing. and here's one of the continued sort of sensitivities and difficulties, perhaps, in your handling of your information and your role in the case. in 1991, as you've already indicated, the forensic evidence began to weaken and collapse. as the reputation of the west midlands police sank ever further and it was clear that they had abused their position in all sorts of different ways, ultimately, the appeals court could not any longer sustain these conv

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 proceed to executive session to resume consideration of the following nomination, which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination the judiciary. jasmine yoon of virginia to be united states district judge for the western district of virginia. mr. cassidy: mr. president, i have the pleasure to speak about my friend, bishop larry brandon, who opened up the senate in prayer. a remarkable man who has a church also in shreveport, louisiana but also in oakland, california. i say, how do you do it? he says every other week. he regards his ministry not just to the soul but also to the body. i say that as a doctor recognizing how the two can be intertwined. when i first met him he was about twice as i.g. abouts now. when i saw him at breakfast, i said bishop you lost some you noticed. he has lost the weight not only for his own health but fo

murray. dr. pratt.e minutes. >> thank you for inviting me here to speak on such an important topic. i'm here an individual capacity . i serve in diverse roles offering perspective on technology and threats. broad techno-economic shifts and the vibrant ecosystem. as you all know, software is ubiquitous. powerful implications for economic productivity and government effectiveness for cybersecurity and the character of national security. these technology goal changes are overlaid on the context of our time. strategic consultation. in the crux of the problem for national security is this. and a sustained competition and the long-term competition, ultimately depends on the ability for one side to adapt. year-by-year mitigating weaknesses and advantage. the kind of questions we ended up with are things like our weapons against a relentless pace of threats. can we invent new ways of fighting that put the prc on the back foot. these are the issues that the department tackle if it wants to compete. everyone of t

stu fort weil, 2000 because of dean murray fits in fugitive finder senator murray thank you good to seeou. >> thanks eric. >> of the incident involving a boeing plane. this time united airlines flight rolls off the runway in houston and winds up tilting to one side. i knelt in boeing is reportedly facing a criminal investigation. the very latest on all of this is coming up next. y hot. ice works fast. ♪ heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. ♪ ♪ ♪ your best days of the year start here, at kubota orange days. it's the year's biggest selection of kubota tractors, zero-turn mowers and utility vehicles, including the #1 selling compact tractor in the usa. plus, the year's best deals, like 0% apr for 84 months, or up to $3,300 off select compact tractors. orange goes all day; sale's ending soon. visit your local dealer today. find your nearest dealer at kubotaorangedays.com ( ♪ ) eric: just as a barber reportedly opening a criminal investigation into boeing over the covered up the door that blew up on the alaskan airlines flight in janua

i was asking melissa murray. i have to be very specific. >> occupational hazard. we talked about this last night. i do think that judge mcafee went beyond his remit. some language was a harsh and even a little startling. he noted an odor of mendacity still attends this entire prosecution. that could be viewed as this judge perhaps priming prospective jurors. melissa redman noted we are far from jury selection but it is unusual for the judge to have such sharp language, especially in an order conceding that there is actual conflict of interest here. it seems to be beyond the pale and a bit like a public scolding for fani willis and nathan wade. >> you were a deputy d.a.. this case in manhattan is interesting because the d.a. had asked for documents on the southern district of new york which is part of the department of justice. i don't understand why there are 100,000 documents and why it took so long to get. we have a potential delay -- a real delay in this case which was supposed to start on march 25th. what do you make of what's o going on in new york? >> i can

thank you. >> thank you, doctor murray you are recognize her five minutes.ndistinguished numbers in the subcommittee. thank you for inviting me too speak with you this morning on software development and t. from 2016 to 22 known as a member of the board and cochaired along with michael that study on software acquisition processes. this was established in the 2018 and daa and our report was titled software is never done released in may 2019. the key findings of our report is congress and sabin talk about the importance of software struggling how to make better use of software support the national security for decades. in many ways the report of 2019 was a rephrasing of the 1987 defense science board task force on military software with 32 years earlier. which identified itself over 30 previous studies in the same topic. we described in our report chapter three we need to do we just need to figure how to actually do it to get to it. in our 2019 report we identify three thater important points to make. the first is speed and cycle time of the most important met

adrian murray, bbc news. some breaking news.s nomination. secured the support of delegates required to win the republican presidential nomination as forsyth held a contest including georgia, the battleground where he faces criminal charges. joe biden secure the nomination of the democratic party. that is it for today asia business report. see you tomorrow. vmcsovsk: bbc news - - bringing you different stories from across the uk. this is kathleen�*s last virtual ward check—up. she�*s been recuperating and getting care at home after a hospital admission. they are polite, they're efficient, they listen. if they say it will be a visit, it's a visit. if they say "no visit tomorrow, but it will be a phone call," a phone call. portia's going to do the assessment... i the idea is simple enough — patients can leave hospital and go home sooner, and their care continues using a mix of technology and home visits, it frees up hospital beds and patients prefer it. what we don't often talk about is the side—effects of being in hospital, the im

please welcome melissa murray and kate shaw! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ hey, guys! leah litman, who could not be her because of the delicate figuration of the guests but she is in california. i did not want to let that pass. i want to start with a simple question. john oliver has offered clarence thomas a winnebago and a million dollars a year to -- and this is his words not mine -- get the [bleep] off the supreme court. in your court watchers, you are expert on the supreme court, will he accept this offer? >> i think this is a harlan crow counter offer opportunity. to be when you believe that his benefactor is going to have to ? what do you counter with? it's a beautiful winnebago and a million dollars. is there anything else to life? >> not if you enjoy spending time in the parking lots of walmart, as justice thomas does. >> jon: he says he does but apparently, he likes to quail hunt in a robe. i want to ask you, there is a strategy that is starting to bubble up, which is, getting americans comfortable with authoritarianism and getting us to not think critically a

murray said, we often focus on adls.ting the software, of not deploying new features. we become too focused on compliance, checking the boxes of, you know, did we meet the boxes we said we did would? we forget the underlying problems. the most important thing is the cycle time that we keep coming back to. you can keep updating and mitigating problems. >> if i may have oni think we need to differentiate in the department betweeation. we are never going to eliminate all risk. these trade-offs are what take human judgment calls. what dr. patt is talking about. i think it's very important for congress to recognize those individuals in the department who are leaning forward and demonstrating, embracing authorities, policies, procedures. i would say who was, has done that admirably. >> thank you, ms. lord. for all the young men and women, they are talking to you. you are the next generation that will keep this country ahead across the globe. i highly recommend you play this takeback because we are counting on you. do you under

and we joined by matthew murray or russia expert and professor at columbia university. and you'll, you, alexia valley. what did he actually stand for? because some describe him as overly nationalistic, like putting himself, as i think the most important characteristic of deluxe. the new volume was that he was a man to face, and if he had an absolute belief that if russians would exercise freewill and courage, that russia could be a modern, stable and peaceful democracy tomorrow. and this noon against pruitt and protest today is an example of the guest type of gift that his vision and his face gave to the russian people. and i was very encouraged to see is the number of people that decided to engage in this rather ingenious form of protest. i think it's important for your viewers to know that you know, it is illegal in russia to express your opinions freely to organize and to demonstrate. and so like, seem to vomiting before he was killed by the potent more shame created this form a protracted which voters could go and register there. there are concerns about the food an

he murray, shadow secretary of the trea saying all this and he murray, shadow secretary of the treareat|d he murray, shadow secretary of the trea saying all this great stuff was saying all this great stuff and i'm not you know, i'm, i know i attack labour, but i'm open to ideas because i think the after 14 years the conservatives after 14 years are running ideas are kind of running out of ideas and what james murray, he says all stuff, but they're all the good stuff, but they're still not putting on still not putting any meat on the bones. we still don't have labour . he's still labour policies. he's still talking, you know, airily about, business up and down the country, you know, talking vaguely about business rates, talking vaguely about investing in the country . talking vaguely about investing in the country. but talking vaguely about investing in the country . but they're not in the country. but they're not really they still keep saying we need to see what the finances are. we need to see what the situation is. it'll be in the manifesto or we're coming probably within now of p

lets start with tennis, and andy murray scribbled "there's life in the old dog yet" on the camera lensf the miami open. berrettini appeared to almost collapse during the second set of their match — the italian player lost his balance, as he was preparing to serve — struggling with dizziness. he was deemed fit enough to play though — and ended up losing in three sets to murray — who won the final one 6—4 to reach the second round where he will face argentine 29th seed tomas martin etcheverry — who beat him earlier this year in the first round of the australian open. aryna sabalenka has said �*her heart is broken' after the death of her ex—boyfriend. konstantin koltsov — a former belarusian professional ice hockey player — was found dead at a hotel in miami on monday. police investigating the death have said it was an "apparent suicide" after they found no evidence of "foul play". sabalenka — who is seeded second at the miami open, is set to continue playing — and will face a close friend spaniard paula badosa on friday. badosa admitted playing against sabalenka will be uncomfortable. it

andy murray will miss both the monte carlo masters and bmw open in munich next month, the start of the expected to be murray's final summer on tour, and he had been targeting the french open in may before wimbledon in july. england prop kyle sinckler willjoin toulon next season, with international team—mate lewis ludlam also expected to move to the south of france. moving to france will effectively end both players international careers under current eligibility rules. britain's elvin evans is second overall at safari rally kenya. but he's not been able to keep up with his toyota team mate kaller rovanpera. the firm won all six of today's stages to lead evans by almost a minute. the rally finishes on sunday. british para—canoeist jack aires used to feel ashamed of his disability, but now says having his leg amputated was the best decision he's ever made. it led to a career in modelling, and then elite sport. he's been talking to sally hurst about his journey from catwalk to canoe. owning the catwalk as mr england — the first amputee to win the title. it's hard to believe thatjust a few

adrian murray, bbc news.und by apparent suicide have held him as a brave honest man of the highest integrity. authorities are currently investigating the death from what appeared to be a self—inflicted wound. he retired in 2017 after working for more than 30 years at boeing, he was given a group evidence in a lawsuit against a company before his death. two of his attorneys: police to fully investigate how he died, in a statement to the bbc, they said they quote, didn't see any indication he would take his own life. and that's it for us here on business report, thank you for watching. voiceover: bbc news - bringing you different stories from across the uk. life on the road, sleeping under the stars, waking up to birdsong. for luke, though, being a van dweller is simply down to bristol's housing crisis. circumstances, cost of living — like, rent in bristol is insane. like, you know, like i pay £70 a month to live in this. now, according to the city council, the numbers of people living in vans and caravans in t

, were included in lists that red flags murray, were included in lists tha extremism red flags murrayed in lists thaextremism . red flags murray, were included in lists thaextremism . so red flags murray, were included in lists thaextremism . so it'szd flags murray, were included in lists thaextremism . so it's cleargs for extremism. so it's clear that anti—extremism apparatus is prone to being hijacked . but prone to being hijacked. but will this new definition make it worse? is it extreme to criticise the inert bank of england , the eu loving bbc or england, the eu loving bbc or the increasingly political supreme court because one of the things is criticising our institutions, which i think would be a terrible anti—free speech move to make well with me now is the chief executive of the henry jackson society, alan mendoza, as well as my very distinguished and somewhat theatrical . um, alan, theatrical panel. um, alan, thank you for coming back on on gb news. what have you heard about this definition of extremism ? well, and what does extremism? well, and what does it aim to stop? >>

melissa murray teaches constitutional law at the new york university school of law.weissmann teaches criminal procedure there. >> if you think about american history, there sort of defining moments, the promulgation of the constitution, civil war, and i think, without the hyperbole, i do think this is a defining moment in terms of having a criminal case. >> reporter: to be clear, donald trump is no stranger to the legal system. and recent civil judgment may cost him nearly half a billion dollars. but what makes this a defining moment, say weissman and murray, is that he is facing 91 criminal charges, in four different courtrooms. in new york in the so-called hush money case, trump is accused of falsifying business records. in washington, d.c. and georgia, for allegedly conspiring to overturn the 2020 election. and in florida, for keeping classified documents at his mar-a-lago property. and what's at stake now for donald trump is not just his finances but possibly his freedom. >> the fact that we have these four indictments show that there is an appetite for accountab

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patty murray of washington state was sworn in as the first woman ever to serve as president pro tem oft chamber. the position third in line of presidential succession. we had a chance to chat with her , here is that exchange. >> i remember when i came to the senate, there were two women and then there were six. remembering that this isn't about me. it is really saying to young girls to go out, dream your dreams, and you will be able to do big things. it has always been about needing their potential in this country. i do it all the time, but this will give me another opportunity to do that. >> democratic senator patty murray of washington. a position third in line of presidential succession. would more women officeholders benefit the country? yes or no. you say yes, catherine. >> good morning, yes. i say yes again because we have foresight. we can see things in a different way than men. i'm not putting men down or anything. i wanted to speak about kamala harris, the vice president. i think she would be wonderful president if she had to be and people are putting her down. last week, they

round stage murray played a superb first set and was 5—4 up, before losing that on a tie break, andlev. three—time grand slam champion murray — who's 36 now — has said he's not planning to "play much past this summer" as he considers retirement, with this years olympics possibly being his last hurrah i have been getting asked about it for 18 months or so. it is obviously something i have thought about, but i have not made a decision on it. once i have made the decision, i have expressed that, nobody is listening to it, so i don't really understand why i keep getting asked, to be honest. it could be a great weekend for ireland rugby fans — it's the penultimate round of six nations matches, and the grand slam champions will retain their title with a game to spare if they get a bonus point win over england at twickenham later. but defeat for ireland could allow scotland back into title contention if they can beat italy in rome. that's the early kick off scotland go into the game off the back of victory over england at murrayfield two weeks ago, when duhan van der merwe scored a hat—tri

murray: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: mr.e joint explanatory statement to accompany h.r. 4366, the consolidated appropriations act 2024 with the technical and conforming edits made in the copy at the desk, including the removal of a houseject and senate project, both at the request of members. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. murray:sc mrs. murray: i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today it stand adjourned until 10:00 a.m., wednesday, march 6. i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its mrs. murray:postcloture, further all time be considered expired at 11:30 a.m. and following the cloture vote on the marvit qonomination, nomination the senate recess until 2:15 p.m. for the weekly caucus meetings. that at 2:15 p.m., if cloture has been invoked on the marvit nomination, the senate vote on confirmation of the nomination, and that if cloture is invoked on the harris nomination, all time be considered expired at 5:45 p.m. finally, that if any are confirmed during wedne

you know andy murray, i always know what, andy murray, i always like to keep up with andy murray. youd.the get a bit of stick and i feel bad. the fact that seems like bad. the fact that it seems like his career may be petering out slightly, he's playing in slightly, but he's playing in indian and he's indian wells in america and he's beaten that's him beaten david goffin, that's him there. just a great result. >> he gave a present to a fan in the crowd who was cheering him on. >> yeah, you know what? it was his towel. okay. it was the only thing that there was to hand at the moment. but there was a fan in the in the crowd, and was in the in the crowd, and he was just giving much just giving him so much encouragement and andy thought, well, to well, i'll give something to him. the quotes there. this him. and the quotes there. this is from that the said, him. and the quotes there. this is fris| that the said, him. and the quotes there. this is fris the that the said, him. and the quotes there. this is fris the best at the said, him. and the quotes there. this is fris the best you've sai

a chance to follow comedy legend like john belushi, bill murray, eddie murphy.were filming and it was absolutely brutal. and i just started doing my stand-up to no laughs. i kept going through it. >> reporter: which is where you learn all you need to know about kevin james. living proof that no one fails. they just stop trying. >> here is what i don't understand about that story. 99 out of 100 team would curl up in the fetal position and never move again. i just bombed a "saturday night live" audition. not you. >> it was the best thing that happened to me. ♪ >> reporter: losing out on "snl" meant he was free to audition and win the lead in a pilot called "the king of queens." >> making fun of my shorts again. >> reporter: the bet kevin james made on himself when he left college -- >> be the bigger man. >> reporter: had paid off. >> frustrating, you know. you are so well dressed. i can't well come back at him with anything. >> reporter: do you remember the moment of the phone call where you were thinking, my life has changed? >> yeah. we got a call and it's, like

joining us now, melissa murray and andrew wiseman.me tonight. so, this is such a great work tool for me. i have each one of these indictments in different files. we need a plan, where is it? >> that's why we wrote it. >> for everyone who works with this is just incredible. my intention when we get into the first trial, when they present this first prosecution is to constantly be referring to the indictment in here. there are these passages that are half a paragraph that don't mean very much, and suddenly, well, there are three witnesses filling that up and now i get it. >> no, i mean, the whole reason we wrote this book is because, one, these documents are available and we understand americans are interested in them and they don't practicing constitutional law who wonder what this is actually about. we collected all of them secret have them in one place and we do what we do as law professors. it is very heavily annotated. we have long and lengthy introductions and contextualize what is going on and we put these historic events, these

she is the guest of washington senator patty murray tonight. thank you both for being with us.you coming on this show. can you first tell us, kayla, about your experience? what led you to what i anticipate is not where you expected to be at this point in your life? >> yeah, so we found out at our anatomy scan around 18 weeks that our son had several fatal fetal anomalies, and it just happened to be about two days after idaho's trigger law went into effect. so not only were we not sure what we were going to do, but our physicians also were put in a position that they didn't know what they could do either, so we had to travel to washington. we had to spend $16,000 to be able to meet our son, and through all of that and our experience we knew we wanted to grow our family still, and i have a daughter that is now 3 1/2, but we just welcomed another baby girl into our family. she's 4 months old, and we decided to make the move to washington so we currently now live in washington so that we can have bodily autonomy. >> first of all, congratulations on the baby. i hope you're getting a