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michael murphy. >> reporter: it was a tribute to navy lieutenant michael murphy who was killed in afghanistan. >> i would like a moment of silence for all those men. >> reporter: 18 other u.s. troops died along with murphy back in june of 2005. his navy seal team was on a secret mission until a passing group of goat herders gave away their locate. this taliban video reportedly shows the fire fight that followed as murphy's small team came under attack. already wounded, murphy dashed into the open to get a satellite signal. and placed a phone call for help. the chinook helicopter sent in to rescue them was hit by enemy fire and blew up. killing all 16 on board. >> it was the worst day of my life and it was the worst day in navy seal history. >> reporter: nathanael roberti was part of the recovery team sent high into the mountain pass near the afghanistan pakistan border. >> the next day we are recovering bodies. we fly in, fast rope in, 85 feet, okay, bad enemy territory, the worst pass you could imagine up there. >> reporter: the only survivor of the original seal team, marcus latrell told ka

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kearns goodwin, the bbc's katty kay, and columnist for "time" magazine, republican strategist mike murphy. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. the raid on the compound in abbottabad, pakistan, last sunday not only resulted in the killing of the world's most wanted man, it provided u.s. intelligence officials a treasure trove of data showing, they say, that bin laden had remained highly active in directing al qaeda in the decade since 9/11. among some of the items released by the u.s. government yesterday afternoon, five videotapes showing never seen before videotapes of bin laden, several including actual or practice messages to the american people, and one shows a gray-bearded bin laden huddled under a blanket flipping through what appears to be news footage of himself on television. the audio from the seized tapes was not released by the government, officials saying it's an effort not to further spread bin laden's anti-american propaganda. shortly after the tapes were distributed to the press, i sat down with the president's national security adviser, tom don

murphy says he is not a hero, just a guy who wanted to protect his dog. now you have heard the story, would you fight an alligator to save your pet? if not, you better hope gary murphy is around. >> i probably would have done it for anybody, except a politician. >> good call. you have a westie, you would fight a gator. >> are you kidding, i would have the gator into a handbag in two minutes.

. >>> and i'm lindsay murphy in tampa. they say lightning never strikes the same place twice and it happened at the verizon center. can the caps do the same thing in florida? more on tonight's game coming up.  >> you could call it organized disaster. the army corps of engineers destroyed a dam in missouri, sending flood waters out for the farmland. they did this to save the town of cairo, illinois, from disaster. cairo is up river from the dam and the mississippi is threatenning to flood the town. the the water levels have dropped by two feet but 200 square miles of corn, soy bean and wheat fields have been ruined for the year in missouri. >>> it was a absolutely beautiful day. got warm today out there. >> yeah. >> and i was enjoying myself. >> felt like a nice summer day. >> what about tonight? >> reporter: tonight, a continuation of a warm summer day and means thunderstorms and showers around here. that is going to happen. not for everyone. the thunderstorms and just about everyone is making r

caved murphy swinging and a's are down and rangers seven-two . it was the decision to start them right it was to the left . going to be fair. two-nothing g-men. and then matt cane. can one to the right . his do you believe scores . pudge road rod. insurance and two-run score and getting out of town with a split tomorrow. >> there is semifenals and intriguing match up . i want an nba championship ring . the heat is on when we come >> all right this is a great time of year. turning on the tv hockey and nba. we tip off with the series we waited for and that would be miami and boston. court side seats give you a chance to mede dwayne wade up close and personal. miami in control can lebron james explode regular to the rim and the heat go up len and then wade to james and vicious alley-oop jam . heat up . paul pierce set a hard screen . double technical and pierce's second of the quarter . three of his 38, the heat take a one-nothing series lead and that is important for this team and they want a nine point victory. >> western conference and memphis of

michael murphy of long island. it's a 9200 ton destroyer. murphy was killed in afghanistan in 2005 and won the medal of honor for his heroic actions. he led a team of navy s.e.a.l.s going after a taliban leader. but they were ambushed. murphy tried to call for help using his cell phone. in fact, his final words were, thank you. but the help came too late. his parents and a rare admiral with special ops with the navy are here on this day, coming during a special week for navy s.e.a.l.s. >> when operation red wings went bad, it was the greatest loss of special forces since vietnam, and it was a tough day for all of us. this week, you know, you had your highs and lows. >> i look at these young sailors going on the ship, and what comes to mind to me is that they're going to be asked, what ship do you serve, and they're going to say, i serve on the murph, and the idea they'll say the murph, it will be the best ship. they know who the mufr is. they know michael's story and michael's team's story. on that level, i look at it personally, mike, you d

lindsay murphy has more from tampa. >> reporter: feldy, disappointment doesn't even begin to describe how the capitals feel right now. many had chosen them to be the favorites to win the stanley cup this year. instead, they are four and done against the tampa bay lightning. >> playoffs can go one way or another, you know, and you've got to have bounces go your way. for me i think this team has a great mix of guys that can win. unfortunately it won't happen this year. >> disappointment is the first thing. frustration is definitely up there, at least for me. it's tough to see a team like this with all the talent we have and this is our result. >> it's not really much you can say. they're down in the dumps, i'm down in the dumps and i just told them i was proud of them, the way they worked all year, and that they never quit right until the end and that's all a coach could ask, is that if you don't quit and you just skeep plugging through. we thought we had a good chance to win and just didn't get it done. >> reporter: the capitals suffer their first playoff series sweeps since 1998 when

country and get it back to the level necessary to win a national championship. >> reporter: lindsay murphy, fox 5 sports. >> he will be missed. the reason why i'm here now is because lindsay had to take off to see a little baseball game tonight in baltimore, but not just any game because tonight lindsay's husband brandon guyer made his major league debut for the tampa bay rays against the orioles and what a debut it was. here's brandon getting his first major league action. >> one strike out. guyer launches it in the air to left center field. that is way back and good-bye, home run, in his first major league at bat, brandon guyer has hit a two r.b.i. homer. >> you believe it? lindsay is still cheering all the way from baltimore tonight, her hub by already doing some yard work. after the inning silent treatment he gets mobbed by his teammates. brandon goes 1-3 in his major league debut and becomes the first player ever in tampa bay history to hit a home run in his first at bat. congratulations and here's to many more. >>> the rays are beating the birds now 6-1 in the 9th inning, same two te

murphy. and matt axleton. matt axleton of seal team ten thanks you. the 17 uss cole service men including petty officer second class timmy lamont sanders thanks you. the 3,000 people who died on september 11, the 3,000 people thank you. the people who finally woke up from our slumber and realized how close we were to losing our freedom thank you. my family thanks you. and i thank you. [ chanting ] >> gle: that was the crowd last night at the phillies-melt mets -- phillies-mets game. a place not to be if you were an al-qaeda member, would be that game. news spread on facebook and fast about bin laden's death. people didn't need tv at all. the mainstream media was beat to the punch by its replacement. the internet. even though he had no idea what was happening, this man scooped the world. a pakistani man, live bloged the raid on bin laden's compound in suburban pakistan on twitter. satar was up late when he heard a loud sound of helicopters in the area. he began tweeting back and forth on what was going on. he describes himself as an i.t. consultant tak

stay with us. >>> as promised, we are delivering lindsay murphy for you. she is here in the studio. >> tell you about the capitals. you know what? the capitals are making a line change at the time this goal happened and the lightning defender saw it made a great pass and the rest is history. sorry to say it, the power play was a huge issue for the caps last postseason and once again it has been their achille's heel this postseason. they were 0-5 in game 1 versus the lightning. tonight 0-6. the capitals trying to even the series at one game apiece. 2nd period caps trail 1 -0. nicklas backstrom shot was stopped and brooks laich hacks away at the rebound and scores, his first goal of the playoffs, game tied 1-1. there's a six-on- five, jason arnott in front to alex ovechkin and ties the game at 2-2 to force overtime. in o.t. randy jones from his own zone passes up the left side to teddy purcell in front of vinny lecavalier who scores the game winner. that's his second of the game. caps fall 3-2 in overtime. i'm told we're sending it back to you guys on the de

>> great job, lindsay murphy in tampa tonight. this is shades of a year ago when the number 1 seed lost to montreal in the first round and now they lose against tampa and swept 4-0. shawn and will. >> thanks, feldy. >>> students rushed to the hospital after two school busses nearly collided. find out why neighbors are blaming the road. ou fior tem l >> 10 montgomery county elementary school students were taken to the hospital this morning after two school busses nearly collided in clarksburg. tonight we're learning there have been many complaints about the road where this accident happened. john henrehan has the story. >> reporter: parts of springtown road in clarksburg, maryland are new and improved. the widening here is part of the development deal that's led to the construction of thousands of new homes. but amid all the density, a part of springtown road narrows to two lanes, dips and curves down to a stream. the dips and curves occur in both directions. at about 8:45 a.m., two school busses traveling opposite ways nearly clip

murphy. and matt axleton. matt axleton of seal team ten thanks you. the 17 uss cole service men including petty officer second class timmy lamont sanders thanks you. the 3,000 people who died on september 11, the 3,000 people thank you. the people who finally woke up from our slumber and realized how close we were to losing our freedom thank you. my family thanks you. and i thank you. [ chanting ] >> glenn: that was the crowd last night at the phillies-melt mets -- phillies-mets game. a place not to be if you were an al-qaeda member, would be that game. news spread on facebook and fast about bin laden's death. people didn't need tv at all. the mainstream media was beat to the punch by its replacement. the internet. even though he had no idea what was happening, this man scooped the world. a pakistani man, live bloged the raid on bin laden's compound in suburban pakistan on twitter. satar was up late when he heard a loud sound of helicopters in the area. he began tweeting back and forth on what was going on. he describes himself as an i.t. consultant t

lindsay murphy joins us live with more. what is the latest from the lightning capitals? >> reporter: this morning, the team held aing onal skate. the team held a team meeting this morning. they have a huge hole may must dig out of and this is what they responded when asked if they could do it. >> absolutely. the other teams have done it, you know, and in previous, i was down 3-1 in philly and we ended up winning the stanley cup. that is possible and we have to stay positive and focus in here and the good thing, we have goals off of rollson. >> we want to take it back to washington. anything can happen, but, you know, i don't know. >> take everything we have. we can come back. i know we can. we have the personnel to do it and we have to put it together and we're putting bits and pieces together, the 40-minute games, 45-minute games. not a 60-minute game yet and that has to be a 60-minute game and four games in a row. >> reporter: that really is the key right there, feldy, putting together three strong periods, i think, tonight is the night that they need to get that done.

. >> i have to thank ryan murphy for basically being my fairy godfather. everybody at fox. robert oreck, for submitting me to the show when there was nothing to submit me for. our amazing, amazing -- >> i get really high pitched when i get mervous. >> a verial ended cast. you guys deserve this as much as i do. but most importantly to all the amazing kids that watch our show and the kids that our show celebrates who are constantly told no by the people in the environments, bullies at school that they can't be who they are or what have what they want because of who they are. well, screw that, kids. >> i mean, that for me was the moment. you won the golden globe. that was big enough. but i remember the media reaction after you made that short but perfectly phrased speech. and you became a kind of poster boy for kids who are being bullied, you know, for whatever reason. there's something -- it wasn't just about kids who may be gay or whatever, just kids who feel they're outsiders. right? >> absolutely. i think maybe somewhere in my mind i knew when i made that speech that kurt

. ♪ >> i have to thank ryan murphy for basically being my fairy godfather. everybody at fox. robert oreck, for submitting me to the show when there was nothing to submit me for. our amazing, amazing -- >> i get really high pitched when i get mervous. >> a verial ended cast. you guys deserve this as much as i do. but most importantly to all the amazing kids that watch our show and the kids that our show celebrates who are constantly told no by the people in the environments, bullies at school that they can't be who they are or what have what they want because of who they are. well, screw that, kids. >> i mean, that for me was the moment. you won the golden globe. that was big enough. but i remember the media reaction after you made that short but perfectly phrased speech. and you became a kind of poster boy for kids who are being bullied, you know, for whatever reason. there's something -- it wasn't just about kids who may be gay or whatever, just kids who feel they're outsiders. right? >> absolutely. i think maybe somewhere in my mind i knew when i made that speech that kurt

. ♪ >> i have to thank ryan murphy for basically being my fairy godfather. everybody at fox. robert oreck, for submitting me to the show when there was nothing to submit me for. our amazing, amazing -- >> i get really high pitched when i get nervous. >> a very talented cast. you guys deserve this as much as i do. but most importantly to all the amazing kids that watch our show and the kids that our show celebrates who are constantly told no by the people in the environments, bullies at school that they can't be who they are or what have what they want because of who they are. well, screw that, kids. >> i mean, that for me was the moment. you won the golden globe. that was big enough. but i remember the media reaction after you made that short but perfectly phrased speech. and you became a kind of poster boy for kids who are being bullied, you know, for whatever reason. there's something -- it wasn't just about kids who may be gay or whatever, just kids who feel they're outsiders. right? >> absolutely. i think maybe somewhere in my mind i knew when i made that speech that kurt

so, my biggest concern was, if i'm sending those guys in and murphy's law applies and something happens, can we still get our guys out? so that's point number one. these guys are going in... in, you know, the darkness of night, and they don't know what they're going to find there. they don't know if the building is rigged. they don't know if, you know, there are explosives that are triggered by a particular door opening. so huge risks that these guys are taking. and so my number one concern was, if i send them in, can i get them out? point number two was, as outstanding a job as our intelligence teams did-- and i cannot praise them enough; they... they did an extraordinary job with just the... the slenderest of bits of information-- to piece this all together. at the end of the day, this was still a 55/45 situation. i mean, we could not say definitively that bin laden was there. had he not been there, then there would have been some significant consequences. obviously, we're going into the sovereign territory of another country and landing helicopters and conducting a military operation

celebrated his 36th birthday along with courtside friends justin timberlake, will ferrell, eld difficult murphy. >> he should have at least kest on the doernlg jersey. >> are lakers fans actually lakers fans or are they just -- >> celebrity fans. >> just a little sight of david beckham there. >>> i'm lynn berry and this is "first look" on msnbc. but stay tuned. "way too early with willie geist" starts right now. >>> the show the photo or not to show the photo? the obama administration debates the value of releasing the the public a gory image of osama bin laden's dead body as the cia director makes the case for putting it on display. the question s does the proof of death outweigh the iconic image release would give to bin laden supporters. >>> questions about whether or not harsh interrogation methods known by many

michael murphy was launched yesterday in bath, maine. it was christened by maureen murphy, mother of the fallen navy seal for whom the new destroyer is named. lieutenant murphy was killed six years ago in a gun battle in eastern afghanistan. after a whirlwind few weeks last night was date night for the president and first lady. they dined at a well known washington restaurant. a 20-to-1 long shot is not supposed to win the kentucky derby but that's what happened yesterday at the churchill downs as animal kingdom guided down the stretch by jockey came from the outside, took the lead and finished first in the run for the roses. here's today's forecast. across the south and the northeast, the weather will be perfect for a mother's day picnic: warm and sunny. everyone else can treat mom to breakfast in bed. the week ahead shows rain falling steadily and the temperatures steadily rising. summer begins in just 44 days. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. 60 miles compared to wha

michael murphy was launched yesterday in bath, maine. it was christened by maureen murphy, mother of the fallen navy seal for whom the new destroyer is named. lieutenant murphy was killed six years ago in a gun battle in eastern afghanistan. after a whirlwind few weeks last night was date night for the president and first lady. they dined at a well known washington restaurant. a 20-to-1 long shot is not supposed to win the kentucky derby but that's what happened yesterday at the churchill downs as animal kingdom guided down the stretch by jockey came from the outside, took the lead and finished first in the run for the roses. here's today's forecast. across the south and the northeast, the weather will be perfect for a mother's day picnic: warm and sunny. everyone else can treat mom to breakfast in bed. the week ahead shows rain falling steadily and the temperatures steadily rising. summer begins in just 44 days. next, f >> osgood: from the stunning news of the raid that killed osama bin laden last sunday to yesterday's release of videos

michael murphy was launched yesterday in bath, maine. it was christened by maureen murphy, mother of the fallen navy seal for whom the new destroyer is named. lieutenant murphy was killed six years ago in a gun battle in eastern afghanistan. after a whirlwind few weeks last night was date night for the president and first lady. they dined at a well known washington restaurant. a 20-to-1 long shot is not supposed to win the kentucky derby but that's what happened yesterday at the churchill downs as animal kingdom guided down the stretch by jockey came from the outside, took the lead and finished first in the run for the roses. here's today's forecast. across the south and the northeast, the weather will be perfect for a mother's day picnic: warm and sunny. everyone else can treat mom to breakfast in bed. the week ahead shows rain falling steadily and the temperatures steadily rising. summer begins in just 44 days.,, [ male announcer ] edmunds.com says that lexus holds its value better than any other luxury brand. ♪ intellichoice proclai

. >>> looking live from the camera lens of erin murphy, a mom herself, happy mother's day, erin, we'll see you soon. we all know the benefits of exercise. but for patients who have had an organ transplant, exercise can help them survive. as marian favra reports for "today in the bay." this is a unique program where patients with new hearts, lungs and kidneys get together to work out and support each other. >> eight. >> reporter: push-ups, lunges, stretching, trademarks of a traditional boot camp. but this is like no other. these athletes are all transplant patients. this man had his double-lung transplant three months ago. >> do what you can do. >> this woman and her twin sister run the transplant boot camp at stanford. both are lung transplant patients. >> i believe as a lung transplant recipient. life is really about breathing. every single breath we take is a gift. and part of exercise is feeling that breath. and enjoying it and using it to build strength. >> living with new lungings, hearts or kidneys. all are enjoying their second chance. tiffany has had even more -- she's undergo

steve murphy and the author of the "new york times" best seller "the washington post" best seller which drives liberals nuts, righteous indignation, great book by the way. i enjoyed it andrew breitbart is here. guys, good to see you. steve, i said i think it took a lot of courage for the president. it was gutsy decision because he could have bombed the place. send our seals in, the best of the best, because he wanted to show the world to make sure we got him. and every move he has made since, i think from the burial to getting rid of the body to not releasing the photos has been a mistake. >> you think we didn't get him? >> >> sean: no. i know we got him. that's not the point. as ann coulter said we have a right, we paid for his death. we have a right to see those photos. >> no, i don't think that's correct. i think is he thinking like a parent. he has two young children and he understands how all pervasive this photograph would be. >> sean: i have let my 12-year-old son watch gladiator and brave hart and the passion of the christ. >> no one killed for real. >> sunday night the presiden

dateline nbc's dennis murphy joins me now in studio with a preview. dennis, tell us about how this conversation with ryan went, your impressions. >> when we do these mystery stories, we like there to be an element of ambiguity about what really happened. the husband here, ryan, in the course of three trials had never taken the stand. that's his right to tell his story. but he greed to taagreed to tal prison. he denied killing his wife and i think it's the first time he's told his story. this is ryan widmer's story as he tells it. we talked to him in prison where he denied drowning his wife. he were watching the ball game, went upstairs, and found her in a bad situation. >> yeah. >> and you don't know why she died? >> no. >> ryan remembers a loving relationship with his wife, sarah. >> we hit it off perfect. >> was there any fraction? >> no, perfect, perfect. >> the first officer arrived at the house just minutes after the 911 call was answered. >> the oks of the arriving officer, what do we have here? why is this woman's hair damp and is her body dry?

remember our friend jackson murp murphy? >> how could i forget? >> 12-year-old movie critic. he will join us for some of his summer picks coming up. >> first, another check of the weather from chris. >> hello, jenna and lester. it's a nice day. in fact, a nice -- really nice sunny and warm day on theast coast. we are seeing right now some storms firing up, however, on the west coast. it's a completely different story. it's cool with showers, and right in the middle this is where we're seeing the stronger storms. you can see the areas in red. this is where we have the best chance for strong storms. in fact, by the time we head into tomorrow, that is where we could see severe weather, and we do bring the chance for seeing torn >>> and we'll take you on a tour, the last of the showers around the bay area, had a few in the hilltops, as we zoom in, you can see it looks like that's starting to shut down. still patchy low clouds around parts of the east bay and south bay this morning. it's going to be a cool day, one that's going to turn drier and breezy as the day wears on. 60s, lo

i was shocked when i saw the cnn piece on murphy's borough and the mosques there. this islamaphobia is striking and disturbing. we have a situation today where we have a president who is trying to get it right at but who is facing obstacles that are enormous in terms of a public and a congress in both parties. this simply won't let him get it right. his speech at the state department, i was there and i heard it and i said when it was done, he said this is nice but there was nothing new in and there really wasn't. there really wasn't. but the yells and the screaming about he betrayed our allies and he threw israel under the bus. every republican opponent from 2000 poe began to abuse him and there are going to be resolutions introduced in the house in the senate to denounce the president for throwing israel under the bus because he set the starting point of negotiations is the pre-67 borders which is what george bush said when he said the starting point of the negotiations as the 1949 armistice line which it is -- incident lays the pre-67 border but george bush said

. ♪ ♪ smell of wine and >> i have to think ryan murphy for being my fairy god father. everybody at fox, robert orick for submitting me to the show when there was nothing to submit me for. our amazing, amazing -- >> i get high-pitched when i get nervous. >> you guys are -- you guys deserve this as much as i do. most importantly, to all the amazing kids that watch our show and the kids that our show celebrates who are constantly told no by the people in their environments, by bullies at school they can be who they are or have what they want because of who they are. well, screw that, kids. >> i mean, that for me was the moment for you. obviously, you won the golden globe, that's big enough, but actually, i remember the media reaction after you made that short but perfectly phrased speech. and you became the poster boy for kids who are being bullied. for whatever reason. it wasn't -- there's something wrong. it wasn't just about kids who may be gay or whatever. it's just kids who feel they're outsiders, right? >> absolutely. i think maybe somewhere in my mind i knew that w

speaker murphy used to keep trying to get rid of me saying if he didn't get rid of me there would be too many republicans. he was right. i just want to say that when we began the campaign we were very honored. senator zell miller commited that he would help lead the campaign and be one of our co-chairs. governor purdue signed up and said he would help lead. governor diehl signed up and said he would lead. i'd ask each of you to become a leader not only here, but across the country, helping us reach out. i want to make this the most fun, interesting, idea-oriented campaign in history. this is something i learned from reagan years ago, and i'll close with this. he use you had to -- used to get attacked by "the new york times" and the news, and it didn't seem to bother him. i was a very junior member and occasionally i would meet with the president and i was fascinated with him. he said, look, i represent the vast majority of the american people. i represent the key principles that have made us a great country. i represent the ideas that actually work. why wouldn't i be happy? they repr

our lund say murphy has been in tampa and brings us the late. >> reporter: disappointment doesn't even begin to describe how the capitals feel right now. they are four and done against the tampa bay lightning. >> playoffs can go one way or another. you got to have luck and bounces go your way. for me, i think this team has a great mix. guys that can win. unfortunately, it won't happen this year. >> disappointment is the first thing. frustration is definitely up there at least for me. it is tough to see a team like this with all the talent we have and this is the results. >> there is not much you can say. they're down in the dumps. i'm down in the dumps. i just told them i was proud of them the way they worked all year and that they never quit right until the end and that is all the a coach could ask is if you don't quit and you just keep plugging through and we thought we had a good chance to win and we just didn't get it done. >> reporter: so the capitals suffer their first playoff series sweep since 1998 when they fell to detroit in four games in the stanley cup finals. back to you.

host: our sunday morning roundtable, welcome to mark murphy and jonathan allen. thank you for being with us. guest: congratulations on surviving the apocalypse, [laughter] host: an e-mail from its daniels to his supporters -- he is not running. your reaction? caller: -- guest: he cited personal reasons. often when politicians cite often when politicians cite personal reasons, there is usually more to the story. for mitch daniels it was the biggest obstacle for him. his wife and daughters did not want the scrutiny. a few days -- a few days ago sarah palin said that she had a fire in the belly, but the fire in the belly was definitely lacking from its daniels on whether or not he had the stomach to want to run. running for president is not easy. it takes a tremendous amount of time. there are many big highs and lows in his decision was not surprising. host: coming the same week as donald trump announced he was not running for president. michele bodman -- michelle bachman, plus stops in new hampshire. guest: it would appear that the entire state of minnesota is runn

. >> chris colfer. [ cheers and applause ] >> i have to thank ryan murphy for basically being my fary god father. everybody at fox. robert orrick for submitting me to the show. our amazing, amaze iing -- and very talented cast. you guys deserve of this as much as i do. but most importantly, to all the amazing kids that watch our show and the kids that our show celebrates who are constantly told no by the people in their environments, by bullies at school that they can't be who they are or have what they want because of who they are. well, screw that kid! [ cheers and applause ] >> i mean, that for me was the moment. obviously you won the golden globe. that's big enough. but actually i remember the media reaction after you made that short but perfectly phrased speech. and you became a kind of poster boy for kids who be being bull yesterday for whatever reason. and it wasn't just about hints you may be gay or whatever. it's just kids who feel they're outsiders, right? >> right. absolutely. i think maybe somewhere in my mind i knew that when i made the speech that kurt was affecting more

. >> and thank you, lindsay murphy. >>> and this is an emotional day for students and fans. >> bob barnard has that part of the story tonight. >> reporter: on the university of maryland campus, students are getting used to the news. >> and this is a surprise and shock to me. i didn't expect it. i mean i grew up watching gary williams on the television and it was just -- i'm going to miss him so much. >> it's a perfect time for him to retire. >> ladies and gentlemen, your head coach, gary williams. >> reporter: the hero worship was there for all to see inside the comcast center this afternoon where students, current and former players. and other die-hard terps fans came to say thank you and goodbye. >> he's so intense, i mean, he's a great coach and he's enthusiastic, loves his fans and team and that is family. >> reporter: one member of that family is unable to hold back the tears. the current terps player. gary williams is the most incredible person and coach and cares more about this school and program than anyone else. >> reporter: aaron moxley brought his 8-year-old daughter aubrey to

. >> lindsay murphy will be down in tampa for the game as well. >>> history made in minnesota. the twins' francisco liriano threw the first no hitter of the season throwing his first career no-hit game. he threw 123 pitches. seventh no hitter for the twins franchise which was also the old washington senators franchise. in the meantime, the washington nationals lost to the phillies 4-1. >>> some rivals are coming together to help those in need down south where communities are devastated by tornadoes. and now a virginia community is responding. fox 5's beth parker has the story from alexandria. >> reporter: ask what they are collecting and they will tell you it is the things you need to live. >> water, canned goods, lots of baby clothes, baby diaperss, formula, wipes,. >> they live in the d.c. area now but their roots are in the state of alabama. they are here collecting donations for tornado victims. >> because it is hard being this far away. you can't just jump in the car and go and help someone clean up so you have to do what can you where you are. >> you want to be down there

look back on the navy s.e.a.l.s carried out at tremendous operation yesterday with lieutenant michael murphy from out where i live in long island, embedded in the mountains of afghanistan years ago. and all but one survived. there was a job that started back then. and that job still needs to continue now. >> you want to continue that job until we defeat al qaeda, until it's gone altogether? >> i think to a man we both know that it's probably never going to be defeated forever. but we need to maintain a presence. we need to show that what happened yesterday, we're going to continue to work at it. >> i see you shaking your head. >> we definitely need to be there. we have to fight this global war on terrorism. i mean, just because bin laden is gone, that doesn't mean al qaeda is gone, that doesn't mean terrorism stops. we have to fight this like we said nine years ago, wherever terrorism is. and we have to fight by their rules, not our rules. it's not a geneva convention type of fight we're doing anymore. >> when you heard this, what did you scream out? >> i was with my daughter tara and my wif

murphy's law, isn't it? next seven days. tuesday looking great too. mid-70s with sunshine. we warm up again back into the 80s on wednesday and thursday. just a slight chance of a thunderstorm wednesday and thursday. in the afternoon. not washout dates by scattered activity on friday with highs back into the mid-70s. i think you could probably do the barbecue for mom. >> brunch is good too. >> always an option. >>> a cancer survivor celebrating her first mother's day thanks to a loving sister who carried a baby for her. >>> coming up new at 6 p.m. >>> i'm scott broom at union station. amtrak is reacting today to some new terrorist intentions and i'll show you a vivid example of some of the surprise vulnerable things out there. >>> mother's day is this sunday. what are you hoping your children give you? is something hand made the best? how about a delicious breakfast in bread or nice dinner out? or would you prefer a day at the spa with no children around. share your mother's day wish on momslikeme.com. i'm your biggest fan. you know that. aww. you're the best, mr. snuggles.

pete times forum, which is where we go now and say hi to lindsay murphy. >> reporter: i'm getting older. >> we're on live now and i understand that must not have been a happy locker room. >> reporter: yes, feldy. these guys are really at a loss for words right now. you're in that locker room. you feel bad because these guys are playing hard. they've got the war wounds and stitches to prove it. they just really haven't put together a few 60 minutes of hockey, but they have to now down 0-3 in the series. more importantly, they have to figure out tampa bay. >> they are uncanny when they want to get a goal. it's like they just snap their fingers and hit a button and dial it up. you can see it's like they're flipping a switch like when here down and it's just like oh they know they're going to score or something. i don't know what it is. it heaves you flabbergasted. i don't -- leaves you flabbergasted. i don't know what to say about it. >> it's over and, you know, tomorrow is another day and let's go to work. you got to be ready for tomorrow and try to get back home. >> reporter: now tampa b

murphy, for five minutes. mr. murphy: thank you, mr. speaker. a gallon of gas is over $4 heading to $5. the average spends over $2,200 per year on gas than they did a year ago. america's infrastructure is crumbling. a quarter of our bridges are structurally deficient. the american society of civil engineers says all of our infrastructure will cost over $2 trillion for roads, bridges, water, sewer systems, airports, locks and dams. where will we find the money? we send $1 billion each day for oil, opec controls oil and wants it to be $200 a barrel. we are 60% can he pendent on foreign oil -- dependent on foreign oil. mr. speaker, we want clean air and water. we want to see our highways and bridges fixed. we don't want to pollute our environment. but where will the money come from? today, my colleagues and i on the energy working group are introducing the infrastructure jobs and the energy independence act, a bipartisan bill that for the first time brings forward a comprehensive plan to rebuild america, take back our energy future and create milli

. ♪ >> i have to think ryan murphy for being my fairy god father. everybody at fox, robert orick for submitting me to the show when there was nothing to submit me for. our amazing, amazing -- >> i get high-pitched when i get nervous. >> you guys are -- you guys deserve this as much as i do. most importantly, to all the amazing kids that watch our show and the kids that our show celebrates who are constantly told no by the people in their environments, by bullies at school they can be who they are or have what they want because of who they are. well, screw that, kids. >> i mean, that for me was the moment for you. obviously, you won the golden globe, that's big enough, but actually, i remember the media reaction after you made that short but perfectly phrased speech. and you became the poster boy for kids who are being bullied. for whatever reason. it wasn't -- there's something wrong. it wasn't just about kids who may be gay or whatever. it's just kids who feel they're outsiders, right? >> absolutely. i think maybe somewhere in my mind i knew that w

that is the husband of our own lindsay murphy. there's all the family and friends in baltimore in his first-ever major league at-bat. he gets mobbed by his teammates. there's lindsay at the game watching hubby, who sat out on saturday. probably still warn out from that home run on friday night. but very cool to see lindsay and brandon in the national spotlight. the newlyweds both doing very well, and i can report lindsay still cheering from that friday night home run from her husband brandon. congratulations. but this week's winner, we look no further than college park maryland where a coaching giant finally decided to hang up his whistle. and whoever gets the jobs he's going to have huge shoes to fill. of course we're talking about gary williams. for the last time as the head coach friday gary walked onto the court that will soon be named for him. in front of fans, family, and friends, he held his final press conference, an emotional farewell. he walked away from a 33-year coaching career which included a national title and coach

[laughter] speaker murphy condit rid of me on the grounds that if he did not, there would eventually be too many republicans. he was right. i just want to say that when we began the campaign, we were very honored. the senator led the campaign and was a co-chair. governor produce signed up and said he would help lead it. i would like to ask each of you to consider becoming a leader. help us reach out. but to make this the most fun, interesting, idea-oriented campaign in history. i will close with this. this is something i learned from reagan. he used to get attacked by the new york times and cbs news, and he never seemed to notice. it was interesting. i asked him one afternoon, a junior member, and occasionally i would get to meet with the president. i was fascinated. he said, look, i represent the vast majority of the american people. i represent the key principles that have made as a great country. i represent the idea that it actually works. why would i not be happy? they represent a bitter minority whose ideas are really destructive and they have no future. why would they be happy

host: our sunday morning roundtable, welcome to mark murphy and jonathan allen. thank you for being with us. guest: congratulations on surviving the apocalypse, [laughter] host: an e-mail from its daniels to his supporters -- he is not running. your reaction? caller: -- guest: he cited personal reasons. often when politicians cite often when politicians cite personal reasons, there is usually more to the story. for mitch daniels it was the biggest obstacle for him. his wife and daughters did not want the scrutiny. a few days -- a few days ago sarah palin said that she had a fire in the belly, but the fire in the bel was definitely lacking from its daniels on whether or not he had the stomach to want to run. running for president is not easy. it takes a tremendous amount of time. there are many big highs and lows in his decision was not surprising. host: coming the same week as donald trump announced he was not running for president. michele bodman -- michelle bachman, plus stops in new hampshire. guest: it would appear that the entire state of minnesota is runnin