i was # 1 years old here in washington state when patty murray was first elected.'re better off here, but we're not. joe biden was here in april, and he said, hi, i'm joe biden, and i work for patty murray, she is the boss. look, voters here that and then they go to the grocery store with empty shelves, they're driving around with some of the highest gas prices in the country, inflation through i the roof, we have a fentanyl crisis here, we have a formula shortage, parents are trying to figure out how to feed their babies right here in washington state. that's how i know we will win. these aren't democrat or republican issues, these are american issues. and washington voters, they want hope. right now there is no end in sight, there's no solution. patty murray is good at throwing money and not rolling up her sleeves and delivering resources. washington families are suffering every single day in this state. i know we can win because i'm out talking with voters every single day. the energy, the momentum behind us is real. you know, i'm a first-time candidate, i'm a p

i want to bring in democratic senator from washington patty murray, chair of the senate committee on education labor and pensions. you saw the calendar, you know the calendar, you are living the calendar, senator murray. i know that this push, let me start here, to pass the right to contraception act, is one that is important to you. talk about the urgency on this and where you are with republican support to actually be able to try to get it done. >> hallie-i never thought i'd be talking to you about a bill to protect the right to contraception in my life in this country. but here we are. we heard a supreme court justice say that he believes it's not protected after the roe decision. we've seen a number of state legislatures now move to stop women from being able to purchase contraception. and we saw in the house 195 republicans last week voted against a woman's ability to purchase contraception in this country. so tomorrow we are moving on the floor to put into law the right for people to buy contraception in this country so there is no question. >> and let me ask you about that seco

and senator patty murray in the state of washington for their incredible work on this legislation.veryone's leadership and with their boats and the unrelenting commitment of labor and all of you, this historic day is made possible and it really is his story. this was $90 billion. [applause] pres. biden: but it is small in comparison of the bailouts of businesses and major corporations and banks, and i'm here today to talk about how this affects every american. people around the country wake up every day wondering whether they have saved enough to provide for themselves and their families before they stopped working. we are going to -- working a job that provides basic dignity, middle-class doll -- job that you can raise a family. a job that can provide a dignified retirement and will give you peace of mind. think of all of the people, many of you, who went to bed at night and put your head on the pillow and say am i going to be alright? is my family going to be all right? is my wife or husband or child, are they going to be ok? i time with your spouse, your home, community, you wor

. >> reporter: democratic lawmakers including senators patty murray and liberty warren insisted h --arren said the president must go further. the president of pro-choice america. >> what else would you like to see the president do. >> as more bans are cruel and problematic, declare a national emergency to have a coordinated whole of government response that this executive order starts to do but could be more robust. >> reporter: part of this executive order includes protections or aims to include protections for privacy for people searching for reproductive information online. the administration also says those living in states with abortion bans should be careful about using apps that track women's health. jericka. >> duncan: caitlin huey-burns for us at the white house, thank you. after that announcement, cbs's robert costa sat down with vice president kamala harris for this sunday's "face the nation." he asked harris about the criticism from within her own party that democrats have been slow to react to the overturning of roe v. wade. >> i think all of us share a deep sense of out

was it washington senator patty murray called the effect of the ruling, quote, barbaric puts women at risk of not getting the health care they need. >> then republicans post-roe world health care providers aren't sure when or even if they will be able to treat talk to patients without being sent to prison. >> some have already been instructed to observe patients until they have an stable, vital signs before acting basically sit on your hands until women are at dire risk before you can do was medically necessary. >> many republicans disagree that abortion restrictions put women's lives in danger, saying all states allow abortion to save the mother's life. republican senator roger marshall from kansas is also calling efforts to protect access to contraception, unnecessary. tiktok is starting up more concern from federal lawmakers and leaders. there's a recent report from buzzfeed news in its raise questions about how china is handling the personal information of users here in the u.s. there's fear that china could use the information for things like targeted black male political manipul

but democrats like senator patty murray's say the new legal uncertainty is putting women in danger aslth caye providers tried to ve already been instructed. >> to observe patients until they have an stable, vital signs before acting. that is absolutely barbaric. democrats vow to fight to reinstate abortion rights by passing an updated version of the women's health protection act in the house. next. the ascent. >> and we should not let filibuster rules stand in the way because it's unlikely democrats have the votes to change the rules in the senate. they plan to call for unanimous consent on a bill that would protect women who travel out of state for an abortion. republicans are likely to block that measure. democrats also have several bills aimed at protecting access to contraception. something republican senator roger marshal says is unnecessary. here's the math. republicans want in contraception and family planning. nothing could be further from the truth. but democrats fear that state efforts to ban abortion from the moment of fertilization could result in outlawing emergency contr

i would like to say, if anyone wants to join us in holding joe biden and patty murray accountable for this milled term election. midterm election. it's time for leadership and service over self-and country over party. we need to elect leaders who will go to dc, roll up sleeves and deliver results rachel: tiffany smiley, you're a mom of three and wife of veteran and you're stepping up. see how it goes for you. good luck in the primary. >> thank you, there's a new mom in town. rachel: good to hear that. i love it. coming up, china's state media threatening to shoot down house speaker pelosi's plane if she visits taiwan. world stage conflict top of the hour, stay withh us. joey: good morning, you're looking at new hampshire there. beautiful northeastern beach. probably some lobsters out. some lobsta out there somewhere. there's a couple mr. jones and rachel on the couch this morning. >> good morning. joey: we're having a good time. rachel: we won't talk about what we're talking about. lawrence: good to be with you both this morning. rachel: yeah, good to be with both of you and we're com

. >> and chairwoman patty murray says she will work to advance expansive package on substance abuse and>> bret: issue sharks thank you. up next, if feels like summer but europeans are already planning for a cold winter without russian natural gas. we will bring you there. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: european governments are agreeing to ration natural gas this winter as russia announces it will make further supply cuts. it's the latest fallout from western resistance to the russian invasion of ukraine. correspondent alex hogan reports tonight from london. >> members of the european union locked in a new agreement today to ration gas as the financial impact of the war sweeps across the continent. >> russia is blackmailing us. russia is using energy as a weapon. >> the eu mostly backed the proposal to cut natural gas demand by 15%. the change will take effect from august through march over fears of a harsh financially strapped winter in the months ahead. >> the winter is coming. and we don't know how cold it will be. >> last year russia provided the eu with 40% of its gas. on monday, russian energy gia

[applause] and senator patty murray in the state of washington for their incredible work on this legislationhip and there are votes and most of all of the unrelenting labor of all of you, this historic day has been made possible. >> harris: i don't know, that had to hurt, my parents couldn't be here either one of them. [laughter] he democrats were no-shows as you heard when president biden was in ohio yesterday. congressman tim o'brien open seat and former dayton mayor running for governor both skipped that event and cited scheduling conflicts. tim ryan, kayleigh said, this schedule has been set quite some time and he had no opening. >> kayleigh: write them up course using the stacey abrams stacey abrams excuse remember come to georgia with a scheduling conflict? he better get used to it because he's about to be the snubbed guy left and right heading into november because everybody sees initially terry mcauliffe would not mention joe biden's name in a debate. welcome him to the state, and what happened to terry mcauliffe? he lost glorious fashion. the white house aide said the rating him as

>> chairwoman patty murray will expand a package on mental health and substance abuse soon. >> firstin the news round up the ante and a doctor who performed abortion on 10-year-old rape victim is speaking out tonight. cbs news challenging critics to spend a day in the clinic. listen to this. >> have you felt threatened? >> yes, yes i have. and it shows how, you know, abortion instead of being part of health care, which it is, i needed life-saving procedure, which it is, has been used to create a wedge between people politically and personally. >> mr. pence governor witmer with the state budget. she is scrapping funding passed by the republican legislation with emoting adoption. money for organizations promoting childbirth and alternative to abortion. last month witmer blasted pro-life pregnancy centers as fake health clinics. also this tonight chris cuomo is appearing on tv for the first time since being fired from cnn back last year. this over his role by seeing his brother then governor andrew cuomo as he faced sexual misconduct charges. he is telling the new station he has no regr

and senator patty murray in the state of washington for their incredible work on this legislation, withership, and their votes, and most of all with the unrelenting commitment of labor, and all of you, this historic day is made possible, and it really is historic. this was $90 billion, okay. but small in comparison to the bailouts of businesses and major corporations and banks. folks, i'm here today to talk about the issues that affect every single american in re retirement. people wonder whether they have saved enough to provide for themselves and their families, before they stop working. work at a job that provides basic dignity, a good middle class job you can raise a family on. a job thatprovides a dignified retirement, and will give you peace of mind. think of all the people, many of you, went to bed at night putting your head in the pillow saying i'm going to be all right. is my family going to be all right. is my wife or my husband or my child, are they going to be okay? it's a dignified retirement with your spouse in a home in your community, you worked and lived for your whole

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. >> and senator patty murray, state ofwashington for their incredible work on this legislation. >> this historic day is made possible. it really was historic. this was $90 billion. okay? >> but small in comparison to the bailouts in businesses and major koarpgds and banks. and folks, i'm here to talk about the conditions of american and timing. people around the country wake up every day, wondering whether they've saved enough to provide for themselves and their families. working a job that provides basicdignity. a good middle class family you you can provide for your family. a job that provides a dignified retirement and gives you peace of mind. think of all the people and many of you, went to bed at night, putting your head on the pillow, saying, am i going to be all right? is my family going to be all right? is my wife or husband or child, are they going to be okay? it's a dignified retirement with your spouse or the home or community. you worked and lived for your whole life. but the reality is, for so many people, the goalposts keep moving. unfortunately, that's probably trump call

describe the impact of the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v wade washington senator patty murrayled the impact of the ruling, quote, barbaric and puts women at risk of not getting the health care they need. and republicans post-roe world health care providers aren't sure when or even if >> they will be able to treat a top to patients without being sent to prison. some have already been instructed to observe patients until they have an stable, vital signs before acting basically sit on your hands until women are at dire risk before you can do was medically necessary. >> many republicans disagree that abortion restricts restrictions put women's lives in danger, saying all states allow abortion to say the mother's life. republican senator roger marshall from kansas is also calling efforts to protect access to contraception, unnecessary. an ohio man has been charged with a 10 year-old girl. her case true national attention because she had to travel out of state to get an abortion because of ohio state law. investigators say the 27 year-old suspect has admitted to the assault. he was

patty murray has been up there 36 years. the state of washington. >> brian: if they have your work ethic they they will be okay. senator, thank you so much. >> good to be here. >> ainsley: always good to have you. >> will: carry has additional headlines. >> carley: soft on crime los angeles county george gascon has filed an appeal with the state supreme court after a lower court rules he cannot refuse to charge three strike cases under the three strike law. that court saying refusing to charge the cases quote overstates his authority. meanwhile the campaign to recall gascon clears its first hurdle as the religions star prepares a full check of the 700,000 signatures. house democrat katy porter facing ethics complaint after she accused second amendment expert amy swearer of lying under oath during this heated exchange on a hearing on gun safety last month. >> you falsely testified under oath. >> would you like the explanation of why i said that. >> no i have not yielded. >> after a mass shooting trying to figure out how to so

blunt, of missouri, who was on the floor before me, joined me in a bipartisan effort, along with patty murray in order to make this bipartisan and effective. it worked. we dramatically increased the investment in n.i.h. but i knew that wasn't enough. we needed the department energy's office of science as well as the national science foundation to have this same increase in funding. today, with the passage of the chips and science bill, we're finally moving in that direction. we know how important scientific research is. we learned it over and over. for instance fighting that vaccine for covid-19 in record breaking time was a result in investing in science and medical research years and years before. we also know that we've launched some things which are going to change the world. the james webb space telescope is one of those things. the deepest and sharpest photos of our universe are finally coming home to the united states and the rest of the world. what is nasa doing with this trove of data collected by this telescoap now? -- telescope, since nasa is funded by -- jacob bean said that he is

my colleagues senators mazie hirono and tammy duckworth and with senator blumenthal and chair patty murray on the committee on health, education, labor, and pensions and joined by more than half of the democratic senate caucus. the right to contraception act would codify the supreme court's decision in griswold recognizing the right to obtain and use contraception, the right to contraception act would enshrine that right in federal law and it would guarantee a health care provider's right to prescribe contraceptive products and services and information related to them. the bill would also protect a range of contraceptives that are legally marketed under the federal food, drug and cosmetic act and the right to contraception act would authorize the u.s. attorney general as well as individuals and health care providers harm by unlawful restrictions to go to court to enforce the rights the bill establishes. in short, the right to contraception act would safeguard the rights established by more than 50 years of supreme court precedent and would protect access to contraception, even if griswold

governor ansley made the announcement along with patty murray. are the people who have seen the problem on the ground, have full throated come out in support of states to address the safety risk that's on the ground but also to make it an ecosystem where most folks can come out and provide capital to these communities that desperately need the services. this is just such a unique -- me as someone who just recently became a canopies -- cannabis lobbyist, it is such an interesting and unique case study as to what happens to a segment of our economy when our robust, safe, consumer protected -- you talked about addressing lending needs to minority small business owners. let's have a conversation about the bank that has been endorsed to try to get more people into the banking system so that they have a relationship with a banker that they otherwise wouldn't. that's a lot of the >> again, totally respect and appreciate the advocacy, but to your question, there will be a dramatic shift in the level of participation. even with the number, that that numbe

the steps that pearl mutter, we saw this with governor inslee making the announcement along with patty murraye are the people who have full throated, out in support to address the safety risk that's on the ground but also to make it an ecosystem where more folks can come out to provide capital to these communities that desperately need these services . this is such a unique, me as someone who recently has become cannabis lobbyists, my background is in banking. it's just such an interesting unique case study as to what happens to a segment of our economy when a robust safe consumer protected, you talked about addressing lending needs to minorities and small business owners. we've had a conversation about the bank owned initiative that aba has endorsed to get more people into the banking system so that they have a relationship with a banker that they otherwise wouldn't. that's a lot of the narrative happening in dc'ssurrounding that so again , i totally respect and appreciate that but to your question laura, there will be a dramatic shift in the level of participation and even again with that n