richard murphy has lived in his house for two and a half years now and wouldn't change a thing if you have to build it all over again. well as awesome isn't it when the murphy house also be a dream home for you or would you are the life in a castle let us know how you would like to live just go to d.w. have comes less lifestyle and join in our draw than maybe your max watch. so good luck. well there are also plenty of interesting buildings and another lands on the famous canals for example but we have also discovered something else there are people fishing for plastic so it's weird but it's super sustainable because the passageways is not only fished out of the water but recycled and so or trash becomes something completely new. this is one of amsterdam is most unusual trips the plastic fishing tour of the city's canals younger visitors love the idea of sightseeing while helping to tackle plastic pollution. the tour guide is called to give me. what it was giving quilts for the company plastic whale which raunch four years ago with just one boat now it turns ten each one made from recy

prey be it sector my network was why i was practically building with all the meter congressman richard murphy litigants so everybody was a friend so when i called upon them and saying we need you here to help they say hey we're all going to hell just their last how and where and where and how much that's why we were able to reach them pretty fast with the brainchild of the private sector response yes it was a book i'm from the pravy sektor i'm a realist beat practitioner and hip absolutely no experience in government when. invited me i felt like i won the lottery. n.g.o.s which more misses the rebuilding of typhoon affected areas. she says the private sector was keen to cash in on the disaster. actually it was the beginning of a very very bad reconstruction program. the plan is focused on infrastructure because infrastructure is more lucrative than building houses and building reception and sides they want to profit from it and that's this essay capitalism at its finest. disaster capitalism is a term that describes big companies exploiting catastrophe for profits and resign or uses here in on

senate republican leadership and in new york we have richard murphy is a former u.s. career in basad or to syria and currently an adjunct scholar at the middle east institute right gentlemen crossed rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate james let me go to you first in washington because you've rapidly become the donald trump sure for me you i know you're a supporter of the president and you have a great foreign policy expertise so i want to see if we can kind of. unpack a few things here for example. i give the president with north korea if something could happen there it's very very complicated the parlay is going to be long and hard but i think it took a lot of courage to engage that unlike past administrations. in europe with his european allies through and nato tough love there i think he's doing absolutely the right things you want to be protected ok if russia is such a terrible threat but want to pay for it ok it's pretty simple but then the wrinkle comes in james i mean the middle east i mean the trump administration is

senate republican leadership and in new york we have richard murphy he is a former u.s. career in basad or to syria and currently an adjunct scholar at the middle east institute right gentlemen rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate james let me go to you first in washington because you've rapidly become the donald trump sure for me. i know you're a supporter of the president and you have great for him paul. the expertise so i want to see if we can kind of. unpack a few things here for example i give the president from kudo's with north korea if something could happen there it's very very complicated the parlay is going to be long and hard but i think it takes a lot of courage to engage that unlike past administrations. in europe with his european allies doing nato tough love there i think he's doing absolutely the right things you want to be protected ok if russia is such a terrible threat but want to pay for it ok it's pretty simple but then the wrinkle comes in james i mean the middle east i mean the trump administration isn't

senate republican leadership and in new york we have richard murphy he is a former u.s. career in basad or to syria and currently an adjunct scholar at the middle east institute right gentlemen crossed rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated james let me go to you first in washington because you've rapidly become the donald trump sure for me you i know you're a supporter of the president and you have a great foreign policy expertise so i want to see if we can kind of. unpack a few things here for example i give the president with north korea if something could happen there it's very very complicated the parlay is going to be long and hard but i think it takes a lot of courage to engage that unlike past administrations. in europe with his european allies through and nato tough love there i think he's doing absolutely the right things you want to be protected ok if russia is such a terrible threat but want to pay for it ok it's. pretty simple but then the wrinkle comes in james i mean the middle east i mean the trump administration

senate republican leadership and in new york we have richard murphy he is a former u.s. career in basad or to syria and currently an adjunct scholar at the middle east institute right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate james let me go to you first in washington because you've rapidly become the donald trump sure for me you i know you're a supporter of the president and you have a great foreign policy expertise so i want to see if we can kind of. unpack a few things here for example i give president trump kudo's with north korea if something could happen there it's very very complicated the parlay is going to be long and hard but i think it took a lot of courage to engage that unlike past administrations. in europe with his european allies through and nato tough love there i think he's doing absolutely the right things you want to be protected ok if russia is such a terrible threat but want to pay for it ok it's pretty simple but then the wrinkle comes in james i mean the middle east i mean the trump adminis

along with senators john bozeman , richard blumenthal, bob casey, chris murphy and pat toomey.ndrew presented of matt gaetz and john larson, thank you for being here. representative matt gaetz and john larson, thank you for being here. we are gathered here to honor a great warrior, sergeant john award him our nations highest and most revered military honor. would you all please join me in welcoming the wonderful family that i just met in the oval .ffice, the chapman family please stand up. >> [applause] pres. trump: and to his beautiful wife, valerie, who agrees that he was a very brave man writes from the beginning. right, you knew that? this day has brought special meaning, exactly 26 years ago, you married john. today it is our great honor to share his incredible story with the world, so thank you very much. appreciate it. and your daughters, madison and breanna. we award your dad the congressional medal of honor. i know he is looking down on you right now from heaven, proud this day, but even more proud of the incredible young women that you have both become. it is great to

joining us now richard murphy. trying to help us understand what this all means and where the u.s.idst of all of this. what do you think this is really about? >> i think it's the very quick reaction on the saudis to what they considered a unprovoked attack by the canadians. they reacted quickly, expelled the ambassador from canada -- >> but the question i have is, does this -- is this suggestive of something else? meaning, is this suggestive of where our relationship, the u.s. relationship is with canada and with saudi is it that we are now better allies of saudi than we are because of our -- because of the u.s. frayed relationship with canada, has that given license to saudi to be more difficult with canada than it would otherwise? meaning, if we were better allies with canada the way i think we were perceived to be even six months or a year ago, would saudi even dare approach it this way? >> i think they would've reacted under any circumstances because they took this as interference in their internal affairs and the fact that frayed relations between washington and ottawa are int

senators led by seven richard shelby of alabama respectively killing senator murphy's amendment. and as if to pour salt on these wounds of political cowardice and warmongering by senator shelby and his fellow fellow congressman less than twenty four hours after stopping murphy's bill dead another twenty six children were killed in an air strike in yemen last weekend i think it's time to start watching the hawks. what it. looks like. it's like. in the last few days but the bottom. like you that i got. with. this. is exactly. welcome aboard the watch for the dark side to robot and capitalists show the latest another airstrike hits another another school bass. kills more children and were we seriously have to really like even think about the fact that we should stop. early if you're in the sun yeah especially if you're in the so it's like well. it's tragic but we should we shouldn't abandon our allies in saudi arabia even though they're killing children even though they're killing how does children with our hardware and our logistics and our help and our gasoline and our gas station

along with senators john boseman, richard blumenthal, bob casey, chris murphy, pat toomey, and representativearson. thank you all for being here very much. thank you all very much. appreciate it. we're gathered together this afternoon to pay tribute to a fallen warrior, a great warrior, technical sergeant john chapman, and to award him our nation's highest, most revered military honor. would you all please join me in welcoming a wonderful family that i just met in the oval office, the chapman family. thank you. please stand up. [ applause ] and to his beautiful wife, valerie, who agrees that he was a very brave man right from the beginning, right? you knew that. i know this day has truly brought special meaning. exactly 26 years ago you married john. today is our great honor to share his incredible story with the world, so thank you very much, valerie. appreciate it. and to your daughters, madison and brianna, we award your dad the congressional medal of honor, and i know he is looking down on you right now from heaven, proud of this day, but even more proud of the incredible young women you

senators led by some of the richard shelby of alabama respectively killing senator murphy's amendment and as if to pour salt on these wounds of political cowardice and warmongering by senator shelby and his fellow fellow congressman less than twenty four hours after stopping murphy's bill dead another twenty six children were killed in an air strike in yemen last weekend i think it's time to start watching the hawks. as they are to pull out of it. but you know that i got. this. welcome aboard the flight from the ark site to rome and capitalists showed the latest. another airstrike hits another another school of mass. kills more children and were we seriously have to really like even think about the fact that we should stop. early if you're in the sun yeah especially if you're in the so it's like well. it's tragic but we shouldn't we shouldn't abandon our allies in saudi arabia even though they're killing children even though they're killing how does children with our hardware and our logistics and our help and our gasoline and our gas station to centrally but we're not involved we're

senators led by senator richard shelby of alabama respectively killing senator murphy's amendment. and as if to pour salt on these wounds of political cowardice and warmongering by senator shelby and his fellow fellow congressman less than twenty four hours after stopping murphy's bill dead another twenty six children were killed in an air strike in yemen last weekend i think it's time to start watching the hawks. what would you look at the. real that would be the last paper to pull out of it. because of. what they like you know that i got. the please. please. please. please. welcome aboard the watch for the dark side to robots and then capitalists show the latest another airstrike hits another another school of mass. kills more children and were we seriously have to really like even think about the fact that we should stop. early if you're the son of those early if your list so that's like well. it's tragic but we should we shouldn't abandon our allies in saudi arabia even though they're killing children even though they're killing how does children with our hardware and our logis

along with senators john bozeman, richard blumenthal, bob casey, chris murphy, and toomey and representativeank you for being here, thank you all very much, appreciate it. we're gathered together this afternoon to pay tribute to a fallen warrior, a great warrior, technical sergeant john chapman, and to award him our nation's highest and most revered military honor. would you all please join me in welcoming a wonderful family that i just met in the oval office, the chapman family, thank you, please stand up. [applause] >> president trump: and to his beautiful wife, valerie, who agrees he was a brave man, right from the beginning. you knew. that i know this day is truly brought special meaning. exactly 26 years ago you married john. today is our great honor to share his incredible story with the world. so thank you very much, valerie, we appreciate it. and your daughters mad i sonl and brianna -- madison and brianne, a we award your dad the congressional medal of honor. and i know he's looking down on you, right now, from heaven, proud of this day. but even more proud of the incredible young w

along with senators john bozeman, richard blumenthal, bob casey, chris murphy and pat toomey and representativegaetz and john larson. thank you all for being here very much. thank you all very much, appreciate it. we're gathered together this afternoon to pay tribute to a fallen warrior, a great warrior. technical sergeant john chapman, and to award him our nation's highest and most revered military honor. would you all please join me in welcoming a wonderful family that i just met in the oval office, the chapman family. thank you. please stand up. [ applause ] and to his beautiful wife, valerie, who agrees that he was a very brave man right from the beginning. right? you knew that. i know this day has truly brought special meaning. exactly 26 years ago, you married john. today is our great honor to share his incredible story with the world, so thank you very much, valerie, appreciate it. and your daughters, madison and brianna, we award your dad the congressional medal of honor. i know he's looking down on you right now from heaven, proud of this day, but even more proud of the incredible youn

think about the comics we've had in history of comedy, like we had, you know, the eddie murphys and we had richardryor and all of them stalked about very personal things. >> absolutely. >> oh, how can i put this? whenever i'm feeling bad about something, i go on stage and make it laugh. make the elephant in the room laugh. just like music is a release, just like when you watch tv it is a release, comedy is the same thing. laughter is an actual release. you know how when you feel bad and you put on your ear phones and, hey, that's a release. >> yeah. >> hey, so is laughter. like let it go. like let it go. like let it gurge through your body and let it go. like how do you not laugh at something that's wrong with you? like does it make sense? >> it does make sense. >> it is just so much healthier to laugh at it and accept yourself. a lot of people are offended because you haven't accepted who you are. and when somebody points it out, that's when you get mad. do you get what i mean? somebody come up here, they be like, oh, you being a little -- oh, what you mean by that? yeah, you being a -- [ laughte

richard waters, this week. >> good morning everyone, i want to tell you about a very bad dog. his name is murphy.e gets up on the kitchen table when i am out of the house, i know this because i have caught him using a smart camera called lighthouse. now, obviously any security camera can record a dog jumping on a kitchen table. as i sat and watched him long enough, i catch murphy doing what he's not supposed to do. the lighthouse camera is smart. it knows what murphy looks like and ignore him when he walks by. when he gets up on the table like he does here is when i get an alert on my phone. f it is one of the things that a smart camera can do. >> it lets you know what time your kids get home from school or let you know if they are running late or if sarah comes home with a brad -- lighthouse will recognize she has a guest with her and the notification gives her a chance to welcome him. >> hey, brad. i have invented our lighthouse inve inventor, to walk us through what smart cameras mean for the future. joined my richard waters of the financial times. i was incredibly impressed of your lighthouse

richard louis. hillary clinton's campaign has now canceled a trip the here again is dennis murphy with "house of secretsne was in a state of disbelief when she learned that her close friend charlie tan had been arrested. >> did you have a chance to talk to charlie himself in that period? >> he called me on the phone a couple times from jail. >> anna didn't sit around. she was going to do whatever she could to defend her friend, because she knew there was no way charlie did anything wrong. >> you did something remarkable. you sort of pulled together a whole community behind charlie. >> anna started a defense fund support page for charlie. >> and it just like spread crazy. i had no clue what was going to happen. >> you threw out there on the net. >> i put out the page and told my friends i did it. people i hadn't even heard of were supporting him. people from the community, everyone was doing it. >> how much money did you raise? >> around $50,000, yeah. >> why did people come out of the wood work to support charlie? >> he has been one of the nicest guys ever, and everybody knew that and they wanted to do

. >> richard pryor was very self-deprecative and was very vulnerable and talked about his own lacks. eddie murphyr deprecative. what he brought to it that was different was a more macho presence, a more macho persona on stage, and it was something african-americans longed for at that time. >> nobody brought it in the way eddie brought it in. it was like, look, these are my idols, too, and they're phenomenal, but watch what i'm doing with what they did. [stomach gurgles] ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea.♪ try new pepto with ultra coating. a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> certain rooms will let you have a little bit more of a pass. a white room is a lot times more quirky. the jokes have to have a wittiness to them. i feel like a lot of times playing a black room you've got to go for it. you've got to go hard, you've got to make sure you're not backing down, you have to

richard waters, this week. >> good morning everyone, i want to tell you about a very bad dog. his name is murphy.

this is the murphy house designed by the architect richard murphy. twenty sixteen it was named times of the year by boyle institute of british architects. there are a lot of ideas behind this has how it fits into a piece of historic edinburgh.