barra tomorrow. >> chairman tim murphy i should note is speaking now. he is the chairman of this committee. and so given where we are, senator, i understand there is -- you know, you have the hearing today, your going to have hearings tomorrow on the senate side, what congressional action is possible here or is this really more about fact finding on behalf of the american people, who again were investors in gm? >> well, it's legitimate fact finding. the net amount that we spent in the bailout is over $10 billion. that's taxpayer money. but more than that, what we want to know, what are they going to do about it to get the problem solved? and then the next question is why wasn't the regulator back there in 2004, johnny on the spot doing this? i can tell you, because we had other regulators back in that period of time that were not doing their job on safety at all. and then once we talk about the regulators back then, what about the present administration and why aren't the regulators in this present administration right there cracking the whip so that th

let's bring in congressman tim murphy of pennsylvania, republican congressman clinical psychologist toout all of these new details. thanks for being here, as always. i want to get your immediate reaction to what lieutenant mark milley said they have been looking into specialist lopez's past. they had found in his combat experience in iraq where he was reportedly a truck driver, no combat with the enemy, no specific wounds. they've concluded, as of now, that the underlying medical condition he had presumably if this was posttraumatic stress, anxiety, sleeplessness, that none of that was a precipitating factor. that it was more like the confrontation. i find that -- that doesn't make sense to me. it makes sense in terms of the shooting the individuals and the altercation but then he went to two other building and apparently shot randomly. >> when you have an altercation, it's not normal to look for somebody and shoot them. it's not giving the full depth and understanding. we also know that most tbis -- >> traumatic brain injuries? >> are not related to combat. falls, fights, whatever it

in fact, at one point we had tim murphy, who was the chair of the energy and commerce committee sayingto her we have an e-mail exchange between the company that made the part and general motors engineers saying "the cobalt is blowing up in owner's faces when their admission keys bump with the drivers knees." why was is not considered a safety issue? mary barra saying "i can't answer that." as we bring back the panel, she admitted she did not read much of the page work that has been cemented for this hearing. we bring back jeff flock at a chicago dealership. and lauren fix, car analyst long with professor of car communications. lauren, let me get first to you. the congressman all over hercalling one of her statements gobbledygook. >> i have been watching intensely, i listen to her opening statement and we all knew what she was going to stay, but they were pretty intense in terms of the question. i want a yes answer, i want a no answer. it is like a murder trial, it is intense. a lot of things are getting overlooked because congress doesn't understand how manufacturing occurs. it doesn't

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bill: we'll speak with tim murphy, the chairman of the house committee holding the hearing today. martha: as the clock struck midnight open enrollment for obamacare technically over. the government reportedly hit their mark of 7 million. stuart varney, you said you watch they will find a way to say they hit the 7 million number. >> yesterday at this time there was a full court press to show obamacare has been a success. vice president biden, yea carney, they were all out there spinning the success of obamacare. unfortunately just as all this happened, the website went down twice. and hundreds of thousands of people who tried to get on could not get on. what was initially a full-court press turned out to be a full-court disaster. >> you will be eligible for that extension because you tried and you surfaced on the old website. it comes down to how many people are paid customers here. >> reporter: there are all kinds of questions which have not been pansd. you are right. who has paid. we don't know. if you enroll but not pay, you are not insured. we still have tens of millions of peo

full coverage of the testimony before tim murphy's committee. you can watch it streaming on your smart phone. >> the fbi is looking into whether high traders broke any laws. we will speak to a guy who used to run one of the biggest around. newhares of marriott at a -- new high today. "market makers" on bloomberg television. ♪ has everyone on wall street and main street talking. tosaid the system is ready against normal investors because high-frequency traders know what they're doing before they do it. i want reaction from someone who truly knows the issue well, the former ceo of get go, a high-frequency trading firm. an enterprise that describes itself as a way for investors to trade without having to worry about high-frequency traders. he is with us now from chicago this morning. welcome. it sounds a commission statement for your new business really is almost an attack on where you came from. >> i could not quite hear your question. >> explain to me exactly where you work now and how this connects to where you came. get go froms in 2000 and tho

host: congressman tim murphy back at our table this morning.t page of all the papers this morning with this headline -- here is "usa today." "fort hood staggered by second mass shooting." what do you know about what happened at fort hood, and the issue of mental health? guest: well, this is another case of a mass shooting that may -- we will find out th have a -- have a link to mental health. it was reported by the general at the base that this is a person who is in treatment for anxiety and was being evaluated for post dramatic stress disorder. first, i want to acknowledge that soldiers on a dangerous and those with ptsd do not usually behave this way. but it does highlight the concern we have to face in this nation that this is another one in a line of both suicides related to the military, 22 per day, and that we have got to address this issue of treating mental illness. the department of defense has set a huge initiative over the last several years to be more aggressive in identifying and preventing and treating mental illness. the institut

congressman tim murphy heads the house investigation. >> this inexpensive car is probably going to be the most expensive car that g.m. ever made. >> reporter: at house and senate hearings last week, g.m. c.e.o. mary barra said she never knew about the defect until she took her job last january. >> as soon as we understood this issue, a recall was made. we acted without hesitation. >> reporter: this document showed this e-mail was addressed to barra in 2011 about a government investigation into steering issues in ions and cobalts, the primary problem cars, telling her, "this situation has been evolving." the documents do not show if there is a connection between power steering issues and ignition problems. scott, g.m. says the two are not related. >> pelley: jeff, thanks very much. on wall street today, the selloff led by technology stocks continued over the past two sessions. the dow lost 2.5%. the tech-heavy nasdaq nearly 4.5 and the s&p 500 down about 3%. boeing, engineering jobs from washington state next year to southern california to tap into the talent base there. among the unit

today we have representative tim murphy. the panel discusses helping family and mental health crisis act. it addresses persistent problems in mental health care systems, among them, the shortage of psychiatric beds. there was just a hearing two days ago on that. the inadequate education of evidence-based treatment. small problem of violence and mentally ill, outdated, involuntary commitment laws and the questionable priorities of the lead agency within hhs that is responsible for funding the services for the nations mentally ill. everyone on the panel will respond to his comments are deeply dedicated to the patients and to the families who love them. i will first introduce representative murphy. i will introduce everyone. you have much fuller biographies at your desk. i will be brief and then we will begin. representative murphy is currently and has six terms in congress, representing the 18 district of pennsylvania. he is a former psychologist, i guess you are still a psychologist, with three decades of experience. the chai

. >>> congressman tim murphy said it is inhumane and immoral and he spoke at the eric and enterpriseinstitute in dc about a bill he introduced to improve access to mental health resources. the discussion is about an hour and a half. >> thank you everyone for coming today. i am a resident scholar here at aei and our discussion today is on the role of mental health, the role of the federal government and mental health policy. we typically think of mental health as a state responsibility and to a large extent, it is, but the federal government has a very influential role in shaping services and policies for mentally ill patients. in the last few decades it hasn't used that very effectively. as everyone knows we have a chaotic patchwork of services and huge gaps through which mentally ill patients fall into the street and end up in jail. it is a completely heartbreaking situation. the -- so today we have that representative tim murphy at the legislation called helping families and mental health crisis act. it addresses persistent problems and mental health care systems. among them the sh

that was congressman tim murphy from pennsylvania who is chairing the hearing. be a tough hearing today as mary barra goes up to the hill. >> andrea, news today that over 133 complaints over a decade's worth of time about the faulty ignition switches made to gm and never passed up to federal regulators. the more that comes out here, and i think more will come out in this hearing, the worse gm looks. this is not going to be a day mary barra is going to mark with a star on her calendar looking back. it's a very tough day. part of the job here of congress, which gets a lot of negative press is unearthing. unearthing how these things work and what went wrong and how to fix it and this is part of the process. >> the federal regulators did not intervene at earlier stages. as nbc news reported, there are documents from a plaintiff's lawsuit which shows that in a deposition one of the engineers, the chief engineer at the time on cobalt, said he did not know anything about the ignition fixes and, in fact, what apparently is his signature on the document that we have show

tim murphy, republican from pennsylvania, who will be chairing this hearing that will feature the ceo of gm and the acting head of nhtsa. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >>> new information developing now. a potentially critical breakthrough today in the mideast peace negotiations or the negotiations to start the negotiations. a senior state department official confirms to nbc news that parole is now on the table for convicted israeli spy jonathan pollard, serving a life sentence for espionage, convict after passing secret governments to the the israeli government. pollard's release as a new bargaining chip in these troubled peace plan negotiations. under this new proposed plan if the u.s. -- sort of a three-way deal here. israel would then release hundreds of palestinian prisoners, which would keep palestinians at the negotiating table through 2015. under the deal pollard would be released before the jewish holiday passover which begins april 14th. we learned that secretary of state kerry will go back to israel and visit ramallah tomorrow after the u.s.-eu meeting tomorrow. pollard is

representative tim murphy a clinical psychologist who represents pennsylvania's 18th congressional districtright next door to this high school. congressman, i know you're in touch with local officials, school officials, the mayor and others. what are you hearing? >> in terms of hearing what happened, pretty clear, the student came in with itch inkni began doing this and chaos ensued and a number of students were stabbed and badly injured. the police responded quickly. the mayor told me they have trained for such a thing. they'd had a training exercise a while ago on this so they were on the scene. by that point, the damage had occurred. what is also emerging is a lot of questions we'll find out over the next few days of what happened to this student. i really want to point out it's so important when people say what set him off. in a situation like this, usually there's a long fuse. and at some point, the part of the mental health part is we can intervene and help kids if we know there's things but there's finally some event that occurs and sometimes we don't even know what it is but when yo

. >> i want to play republican congressman tim murphy of pennsylvania, the chair of today's hearing, he was on "the daily rundown" on msnbc just a few hours ago. let me play what he said regarding the questions that will be posed at this hearing. >> apparently, they knew there was a problem with the switch. they knew it was not meeting their own specks, but they accepted it anyways, and then they moved forward along these lines and replaced it in new cars but didn't replace it in old cars. something terrible went wrong within this company. >> bret, something terrible went wrong that resulted in lives lost. we saw that image of those family members on capitol hill and heard the stories coming out on the nightly news, for example, families who want justice here. what can mary barra say today to answer some of these key questions? >> well, i think what she's going to say today, and you covered it to some degree, she's going to apologize. she's already done that a number of times and since february, the company has acted quickly to get a handle on this situation. mary barra's gotten pret

by the chairman of the panel that heard yesterday from tim murphy.with the congressman. he looked yesterday like congress was so well-informed and marriott had not even read put forward.e was that shocking? >> it was alarming to me, yes. the response was 200 thousand pages long. my staff got through it all. there was even more. nonetheless, that was important. the response was 200 thousand pages long. my staff got through it all. there was even more. nonetheless, that was important. at least with the important information there about what went wrong. ?lass what do you think though she seemed genuinely sorry and did meet with the family. a meeting with ken feinberg. class i have no doubt she is deeply sorry and ice the kylie of her. is -- highly -- i speak highly of her. but she is going before the senate today and there is a lot of pressure on her to find out a those issues and is vaguely part costs less than a dollar and why could she not replace it? that will cost a lot more now. issues seems to be the corporate culture at general motors their time

have representative tim murphy. the panel discusses helping family and mental health crisis act. it addresses persistent problems in mental health care systems, among them the shortage of psychiatric beds. there are is just a hearing two days ago on that. education ofe evidence-based treatment. small problem of violence and mentally ill, outdated, involuntary commitment laws and the questionable priorities of the lead agency within hhs that is responsible for funding the services for the nations mentally ill. everyone on the panel will respond to his comments are patiencedicated to the and to the families who love them. i will first introduce representative murphy. i will introduce everyone. fuller byuch countries -- biographies at your desk. i will be brief. then i will begin. revisited murphy is currently and has six term in congress, representing the 18 district of pennsylvania. he is a former psychologist, i still au are psychologist, with three decades of experience. the chairman of the oversight subcommittee of the energy and commerce committee. the cochair of the mental he

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i will be helping lead the investigative hearing this afternoon but congressman tim murphy. i wanted to come here this leting because i wanted to the others know that congress is interested and cares deeply and wants to make sure that this never happens again. i must say that i have been in congress for a want now. see one of these tragic situations come as a mother it makes my heart break. i know how difficult it is. i want to assure them that as we continue with the investigation and as we continue with the lives that were lost will not be forgotten. we will act. you have heard from my colleagues that gm knew about these defects in the ignition system for over 10 years. yet they did not recall these cars. these event recall though they knew that the cars could turn off well going at highway speeds. i have been thinking about this this weekend. i haven't think about driving on the highways at 60 miles an hour and turning around because you're cute as the backseat crying and -- because your child is in the backseat crying and your car turns off. that is what happened to many

joining me is the chairman of the subcommittee, congressman, tim murphy. >> good to be with you. hear from mary barra today? >> reporter: i would like to hear why they accepted an ignition switching system below their own specs and why they took it and put new ones in new cars and didn't replace the old ones in the old cars, why they kept the same part that was clearly different. there were a lot of problems that occurred here with it in gm. what i don't understand is why people were not communicating with one another across the waves in gm and up and down the chain of command and why the federal government didn't pick up on this twice. twice, nhtsa was doing investigations and each time said, nowhere to go. why weren't they asking questions? that's what they are supposed to be doing, looking out for the safety of people. >> it is mind-boggling to see how this happened. general motors admits knowing about this defect in 2004 and they had a big problem a couple of years later but they didn't fix the problem. why would that be? >> we don't know. were people not communicating this t

followed by pennsylvania .ongressman tim murphy obama is speaking to of firstamilies responders one month after the killed 39 and left four missing. 6:45 have the remarks at eastern on c-span 2. jersey governor chris christie is the keynote speaker at the new jersey chamber of congressional dinner. starts atoverage 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> i want to thank you for all this week,u've done a lot of us have looked at this situation. came toretary paul son us about a week ago he gave us a three-page bill that said give a blank checkbook and put 700 billion in it. i was offended at that time. happened since then? we added 107 pains of taxpayer bill.tion to that we understand the gravity of this situation. with ourrked colleagues on the other side to make this bill a better bill. that there's up side to the taxpayer so that happens, when profits come to these companies, we get their stock warrants so the first person in line to get profits is the american taxpayer so they can get their money back. we made sure that there's an that makesrogram sure that wall street shares in plan.st of thi

today we have representative tim murphy a and our panel will discuss his proposed legislation and calledlping families and a mental health crisis to address persistent problems in mental health care system in the month of the shortage of psychiatric beds. there is a hearing today is the golan that and inadequate at implementation of treatment denis small problem of violence and outdated involuntary commitment laws a.m. to the questionable prior days of the of the agency within hhs that is responsible for funding the services for the nation's mentally ill. everyone on the panel who will respond to mr. murphy's comments are deeply dedicated to the patients in and to the families who love them. for several introduce representative murphy you have a full biography at your desk so i will be brief. then be will begin. representative murphy is currently in his sixth term in congress representing the 18th district of pennsylvania. a former psychologist actually he is a psychologist. [laughter] he always has his degree. the chairman of the oversight investigation subcommittee and co-chair of the

. >> representative tim murphy has a big bill.rom some politics, political lag. >> right. >> the timing, the event, the hearing was yesterday. he's on the show today. his main forensic expert is on the show today to tell us why they believe now is the time to change. >> we will be looking forward to that and watching. thank you, chris. appreciate it. see you on "new day" in just a few minutes. folks, we'll be right back. making moves that would put an adult in the emergency room. yet all they really want to do is grow up. it's funny, everyone i know wishes they could go back and feel younger. sound familiar? then test drive one of these. current non-gm owners and lessees use your $1,500 allowance to lease the 2014 cadillac ats for around $359 a month with nothing due at signing. [female announcer] we grow big celebrations,o. and personal victories. we grow new beginnings, and better endings. grand gestures, happier happy hours. so let's gro something greater with miracle-gro. what will you grow? [ male announcer ] when fixed incom

our next guest is republican representative from pennsylvania, tim murphy.ping over haul of our mental health system to date. let me first tap into your skills as a clinician in this situation. we learned about his background, that he has self-reported himself having tbi. we don't know what the collection of drugs were or how they were monitored. we do know he was going through an evaluation process for ptsd. they said he gave no sign during an exam last month that he was likely to commit violence. how does this shape up to you? >> that will be part of the postmortem that i'm sure the army will look at. when we are treating someone with ptsd, there's a lot of levels you look at. you look at their background. you look at their social stressors. you look at the medication they're on. was it right, was it effect active. a lot of systems like ptsd can be misdiagnosed. that person on certain medications can increase the risk for problems, they have to be closely monitored throughout this whole process. he may have had problem care and didn't respond. all those th

he's now being slammed by sports personalities and >> we want to know if you think murphy's decision is fair or foul. timon sense. it's his first child. it won't ever happen again. opening day happens every year. great choice. >> scott says family first always. >> karen says the birth of a baby is so important. baseball is just a game. thanks to everyone who responded. >> we appreciate it. "fox & friends" right now. >> bye. >>> good morning. it's friday, april 4, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. an ambient cocktail and a shouting match. new details inside the mind of a fort hood shooter. what caused him to snap. we areç live from fort hood. >> and he held americans captive during the iranian hostage crisis for 444 days. so why won't the obama administration deny this guy's visa to the united states? america's outraged. you will be too. >> how far would you go to save your cell phone? this girl went down into a drain. one problem. she could not get out. >> that's a problem. >>

pennsylvania congressman tim murphy on the need to improve the mental health care system. later, johns hopkins professor discusses the current state of cuba and possible political changes in the country's future. and we will also take your calls on yesterday's supreme court campaign-finance decision. and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. good morning. welcome to the washington journal. an investigation has revealed that the u.s. government created a cuban twitter. a network designed to undermine the communist government in cuba. in fivesecond time years, an active-duty soldier is to have gone on a shooting spree in fort hood, texas. he killed three and injured 16 others. cost decisionurt to lift spending caps on political giving. we will begin their with your take on