this was tim murphy's home turf. you know that very well. what is the picture? >> i currently work for senator john barrasso so oil and natural gas and you know we view both of these as important fuels. we view them both as a major foundation for energy economy moving forward. we believe not only will they provide domestic benefits broke provided geopolitical benefits and we think we should use them for both of those purposes. i think when you are talking about the competition between oil and natural gas it's an interesting question. i think it will evolve over time. one thing i would caution about the optimism of natural gas and it's not a caution as much as it is something to consider there are obviously a lot of competing demand centers now for natural gas and a lot of people want a piece of natural gas going forward. whether it's the electric sector of the transportation sector manufacturing sector and you know we believe that the market should sort out natural gas is role going forward but we would and we do believe that natural gas is expansive enough in t

joining us pennsylvania congressman tim murphy from capitol hill.gressman, this as the president and all of you try to focus on domestic policy and economy and health care and vaccinations. this takes precedence because the alliance is being challenged by the horror of this latest video, which is unprecedented in its brutality. >> it is indeed being challenged and it's spreading. when we see what has happened with islamic terrorists and extremists spreading throughout yemen and parts of the middle east. they are not going to be stopped by words. it is important that solid acts taken by the coalition. these evil acts and deprafed acts, barbarrism doesn't convey that. i appreciate the president saying a strong stance needs to be taken. he mentioned during the state of the union address he wants authorization. tell us what the plan is to go forth here. we can't draw red lines and moving them. the countries have to work together to understand this is not just degrading and destroying or defeating. you have to destroy evil people doing this. that is the

let's bring in congressman tim murphy. he's a republican from pennsylvania.rican sniper trial and eddie ray routh's mental health and lack of help and what does it mean about pts and what it means in this trial. congressman, having you here when one of the guys on your team says something like this we do have to touch on it. what do you make of the mayor's comments? >> well you know that's his opinion. i think the focus should be on the president's comments with regard to how we need to deal with isis or isil. i know a lot of my constituents are concerned when we can't really define who this enemy is and they are really at war with an enemy that continues to assault other faiths other religions even within islam. what you don't define you can't defeat. and i think perhaps the mayor's comments relate to a lot of the frustrations americans have about this. i think that's also where the president needs to get with congress and talk with us more about some of his requests for military force because right now for him making statements about this is an unemployment

it's urgent enough that republican congressman tim murphy is holding a vaccinehearing on vaccine effectiveness you're talking the flu vaccine and measles vaccine. you have a common group of issues involved. politicians are getting involved not the way you are productively but they're talking about it. chris christie and rand paul. let's listen to what they said. >> all i can say is we vaccinate ours but i also understand that parents need to have some measure of choice in things as well. so that's the balance that the government has to decide. >> i heard of many tragic cases of walking, talking, normal children who wound up with profound mental disorders after vaccines. >> they're both republicans, you're a republican. rand paul is trying to decide which way he wants to go, but when you look at this issue are they pandering or is there a basis for skepticism about the measles vaccine? >> i think the issue with vaccines and whether or not mercury that used to be put in vaccines over ten years ago has an effect on autism has been repeatedly dispelled. "lancet "lancet" magazine published an artic

matt is former staffer for representative tim murphy who heads and with meeting policy makers as well as something which has been connected. >> vanderbilt university. on the hill on america's emergent energy issues and ways to address them. how america's emergence has the leading natural gas and oil production. >> thank you, arthur and the institute for having me today. who doesn't like paying $2.24 for a gallon of gasoline? that's today's national average price down 1.09 last

congressman tim murphy out of pennsylvania has a bill families can't get help for people who are mentallyas saying they knew he was sick. he had been put inside four times. voluntarily and involuntarily. why didn't that matter enough? >> well this was the strongest defense evidence in the case. you had the family pleading with the va saying keep him in the hospital. >> in the va having recognized and diagnosed extreme mental illness. >> right. and this is one of the many reasons why this case is so sad. is because everyone knew that routh was a very troubled person. now, whether he fit the exact category of legal insanity that's what the trial was about. but just in a humanitarian way, this was a case about a young man who was in terrible trouble, and obviously didn't get the help he needed. >> it is no small irony, that chris kyle was trying to help this man in a way that he will never get helped again. now he's in jail for rest of his life. and we know that's not a place about mental health rehabilitation. >> we had had decorative ninja swords by the front door. he grabbed one of those

good afternoon, commissioners i'm tim collin i'm not speaking on behalf of the coalition i'm here on my own no support of the project i should disclose that dan murphy sat on our board i'm here because of my strong interest in the roll out of the and were neighborhood plan we were strong sports supporter and i watched the last item on 1601 mariposa the eir ordinance the eastern neighborhood plan plan and you've got to remember when it was adapted in 2008 the economy was going off a cliff and things crashed we went into the great recession we are starting to see the eastern neighborhood was pushing it's very exciting when the eastern neighborhood come out we got the pdr a necessary idea to support it deserves strong support we don't know about the uses that can't compete against office space we wanted to succeed here's an example an important test of this it appears to use the inclusionary housing model something that's in demand you pay good rent the space appears flexible we're not banking on one income it could be moved at&t park and adapted the choice of participating with sf made a expiring the hottest stick out in town they've appeared to catch