mike: chris murphy met with iran's foreign minister this past weekend. are you concerned about the possibility, there is this tweet saying i wish donald trump would see this value too because our current policy of strategic escalation is making iran more powerful and menacing and making america weaker and less secure. are you concerned about the possibility of shadow diplomacy by democrats on an issue like iran? >> yes i am. was made iran more powerful was the obama nuclear deal that flew plane loads of cash to fund terrorist activities as the largest state sponsor of terror, this administration has any maximum pressure campaign heading off the flow of resources, killing soleimani who killed 600 of my fellow service men and women and maiming so many others in this maximum pressure campaign is working so iran is in a place of weakness and we need to get the international community to join us to continue to pressure them with economic sanctions, deterrence actions, dramatic activities. i don't think undermining this approach is helpful at this moment. >> t

president trump suggests murphy broke the law. >> i saw senator murphy met with the iranians, i just saw that on the way over. is there anything that i should know? because that sounds like, to me, a violation of the logan act. >> the logan act, a rarely used, 1799 federal law prohibiting unauthorized americans from conducting u.s. foreign policy. connecticut democratic senator chris murphy says he met this weekend with iranian foreign minister, and said he urged him to control iranian proxies, release american hostages, and in fact a blockade of humanitarian aid by iran-backed rebels in yemen. on the website "medium," murphy wrote "i'm a rank-and-file u.s. senator. i cannot conduct diplomacy on behalf of the whole of the u.s. government, and i don't pretend to be in a position to do so. but if trump isn't going to talk to iran, then someone should. a lack of dialogue nations guessing about their enemy's intentions in guessing wrong can lead to catastrophic mistakes." secretary of state mike pompeo want any senator meeting with zarif against pursuing their own foreign policy. >> i kn

murphy. >> my name is bill murphy and i would like to solicit your vote for president. i am running for president because i can. i am 35 or more. i was born in the united states and i have lived here in hanover, new hampshire where i am approaching my 60th year of teaching social studies. i'm running because i can in the state of new hampshire where all i do is walk in the door, talk to bill gardner and put down my $1000. $1000 is a lot of money for a schoolteacher. but if you really believe in your cause, then is will spent. -- then it is well spent. that is my message to my students and the students in the room. if the cause is that important, it may take sacrifice. i wake up some mornings and i'm worried again about the news and what our president has done. i think character counts. and he has been dishonest. he has bullied, he has name called, he has abused women. this is not the rule model for -- role model for our country that i want. he has in some way disparaged just about every frien

murphy. is bill murphy and i would like to solicit your vote for president. i am running for president because i can. i am 35 or more. i was born in the united states and i have lived here in hanover, new hampshire where i am approaching my 60th year of teaching social studies. i'm running because i can in the state of new hampshire where all i do is walk in the door, talk to bill gardner and put down my $1000. $1000 is a lot of money for a schoolteacher. but if you really believe in your cause, then is will spent. that is my message to my students and the students in the room. if the cause is that important, it may take sacrifice. i wake up some mornings and i'm worried again about the news and what our president has done. i think character counts. and he has been dishonest. he has bullied, he has name called, he has abused women. this is not the rule model for our country that i want. for our country that i want. he has discouraged about every friend we have in the international community a

senator murphy met with leaders in munich. iran's foreign minute story says he thinks the meeting with the u.s. senator scares the trump administration. rich edson is with us with more. great to see you, rich. reporter: good evening, liz. more sanctions against iran at the state department and there are more to come. specifically the state department was sanctioning five members of iran's election council. they are the ones responsible for who can run for office, who is eliminated who can run for office in the country especially for tomorrow's vote in the parliament there. >> iranian people know tomorrow's election is political theater. it is a republic in name only, when the government disqualifies half the candidates running for office. millions of iranians have decided to stay home. they know they don't have a again genuine say in the process. secretary of state mike pompeo is in the region meading with mohammad bin salman to consider countering iran. he toured a saudi airbase where 2500 u.s. troops are stationed while cond

murphy. >> hi my name is bill murphy and i'd like to select or have your vote for united states present. i am run distinct running for president because again. i was born in the united states and new hampshire where i'm approaching my 60th year of teaching social studies. i'm running because i can in the state of new hampshire where all i have to do is walk in the door and talk to a wonderful man, bill gardner and plopped on my $1000. i thousand dollars, is a lot of money for a schoolteacher. but if you really believe in your cause, then it is well spent. and that is my message to my students the students here in the room. to the cause is that important, and make little bit of sacrifice. i would have some mornings i am worried again about the news. when the president has done. i cahe has been dishonest and bullied and name called and abused women and this is not the role model for our country that i want. he has in some ways, discouraged just about every friend we have in the international community and cozies up with those people who he should it be. so therefore, i think that we ought

murphy is being played for a fool by the iranians. an effort about it iranians to divide the united states and divide our leadership. they know how to play us. lou: murphy knows how to be played. a fool. i think i would put it that way as well. let's go back to the idea that china is resisting u.s. help. your judgment about how the president should deal with this. should he -- how should the president move forward as a matter of foreign policy with china? >> we need to double down our di --our dip that i can efforts. it's a global emergency, and the secretiveness -- lou: does it trouble you that the power structure in china doesn't recognize they have a global responsibility in this? >> i think they recognize it now but they are still not budging. >> if they haven't budged, it means they don't recognize it. they don't want to commit geopolitical suicide. >> the officials are not responsible to chinese officials. i think they realized what the situation is, but they don't care. president trump has to lean on the chinese leadership to s

so professor richard murphy we reckon your stammer at this stage in that. very very justified heavy odds on favorite but the bigger question is going to be prime minister is it possible to come from the defeat of last desire. to get to the prime ministership over the course of the parliamentary term that's not something that's entirely down to cure starmer of course that's not down to any member of the labor party a lot of that is down to what boris johnson does and whether he's competent or not remember the old rule governments lose elections oppositions don't win them so if johnson is a disaster the question is is here starmer the man who could replace him if could johnson is excessive doesn't matter what his stomach does because johnson is going to be in power for 10 years so the question is can he actually now johnson down easy able to exploit those failures now. i'm torn on that issue because i don't think that your starmer is the best dispatch box operator he's a bit dull to be blunt and even looks a bit dull when he's at the dispatch box he's not an

murphy raising taxes on at least $1 billion year from the current 8.9% rate. this is a recent study shows four of the five slowest states in the nation happen to have progressive income taxes. the fifth state is illinois whose billionaire governors pushing for progressive income tax of their own, which probably won't help it's record with a state of the worst population decline in the nation over the past ten years. charlie, why don't these rich politicians get it? to hire they go, the more they leave. charlie: i kind of think i wish they went out of business. they produced more -- we will agree on that, thought. i covered "wall street" many years, you know there's a degree of fact. >> i have only been in the business five years. >> i can't help myself. [laughter] >> murphy had the chance to parade on that, it may be killed or better thoughts, he says now healthcare is all right but i think it's been solidified. >> the richer these guys are, to billionaire, he is one of the most progressive tax guys around. >> i think a lot of it, leadership in the new york me

prospects in turn with political commentator steve richards and former labor economic adviser richard murphy. so steve richard welcome to the show that looking at this this race for the labor leadership. lisa nandy rebecca long billy stark there we're going to start from the the outsider to the fever so we'll start with emily thought 100 to one her odds no we're not even sure she'll get to the starting gate in a boat 10 days time what if she added something to this contest in a way it's very surprising that she has struggled to to make a big impact if a year ago i think most political commentators if they were asked who had a real chance of winning the leadership she would have been very much up there. and it appears that what has happened really is that kiss star who will talk about later has basically stolen her constituency before she even had a chance to address it so even though she is well known she has been shadow foreign secretary which is a very senior post in the shadow cabinet. has stood in a prime minister's questions which is a real test of being leader of the opposition. it app

chris murphy meeting with the iranian foreign minister, senator murphy is the same fellow who criticized tom cotton for sending a letter for crying out loud to iran. >> we have seen senators and house of representatives meet with representatives of governments before and we have seen how democrats can -- the castro brothers but murphy said because president trump is not engaging he will. this really is a stunning violation of the president's prerogative. lou: it's also clear murphy is nothing more than a hack and if he thinks he is serving the national interest in anyon way n a manner superior to that of the president is he f is an abject fool. >> let me have the truck administration does, their ratings will not meet with trump officials. murphy is being played the for a fool by the radiance. the divided leadership create. lou: and murphy knows how to be played as you put it, you fool. i think i put it that way as well. let's go back to the t idea that china is right now resisting u.s. help. your judgment about how the president should deal with this. how should the president move forwar

so professor richard murphy we reconcile your stammer at this stage that looks like he's a very very justified heavy odds on favorite but the bigger question is going to be prime minister is it possible to come from the defeat of last desire. to get to the prime ministership over the course of this parliamentary term that's not something that's entirely down to cure starmer of course that's not down to any member of the labor party a lot of that is down to what boris johnson does and whether he's competent or not remember the old rule governments lose elections oppositions don't win them so if johnson is a disaster the question is is he a star of the man who could replace him if johnson is excessive doesn't matter what his stomach does because johnson is going to be in power for 10 years so the question is can he actually now johnson down able to exploit those failures now. i'm torn on that issue because i don't think that he has starmer is the best dispatch box operator he's a bit dull to be blunt and even looks a bit dull when he's at the dispatch box he's not an animated figure bu

prospects in turn with political commentator steve richards and former labor economic adviser richard murphy. so steve richard welcome to the show that looking at this this race for the labor leadership. lisa mandy rebecca long billy stark there we're going to start from the the outsider to the fever so we'll start with emily thought 100 to one her odds no we're not even sure she'll get to the starting gate in a boat 10 days time what if she added something to this contest in a way it's very surprising that she has struggled to make a big impact if a year ago i think most political commentators if they were asked who had a real chance of winning the leadership she would have been very much up there. and it appears that what has happened really is that kiss star who will talk about later has basically stolen her constituency before she even had a chance to address it so even though she is well known she has been shadow foreign secretary which is a very senior post in the shadow cabinet. has stood in a prime minister's questions which is a real test of being leader of the opposition. it appear

and so i sent sergeant murphy a note. and i'm begging him for sheets and towels and he says, why weren't you just honest with the police? it was at that moment, out of desperation, that i would have said anything for that man. i said what if i did like part of crime but i didn't commit the murder? do you think the police would let me go then? he asked me, did i mean the rape? and i nodded. and he was like, wow, that would get you some real help. so i bartered for some prison clothes and some sheets and towels. by saying that i was part of a crime that i wasn't. i was taken back down to the criminal investigations division. and i was charged with the rape and murder of linda mae craig. a woman i never met in my life. at visionworks we guarantee you will see great and look great. "guaranteed" we say that too! you've gotta use these because we don't mean it. buy any pair at regular price, get one free. really! visionworks. see the difference. we believe nutrition is full of possibilities to improve your pet's life. we're red

murphy, mr. murphy, guilty. missus murray, guilty. mr. paul, not guilty. mr. purdue, not guilty. mr. peters, guilty. mr. foreman, portman not guilty. mr. reid, guilty. not guilty. mr. roberts, not guilty. mr. romney, guilty. mr. rosen, guilty. mr. rounds, not guilty. mr. rubio, not guilty. mr. sanders, guilty. mr. seth, not guilty. mr. shots, guilty. mr. schumer, guilty. mr. scott of florida, not guilty. mr. scott of south carolina, not guilty. mr. shaheen, shaheen, guilty. mr. shelley, not guilty. ms. sinema, coming delta, ms. smith, guilty. ms. kavanaugh, stabenow, guilty. mr. sullivan, not guilty. mr. chester, guilty. mr. spoon, not guilty, mr. jiles, not guilty. mr. toomey, not guilty. mr. udo, udall guilty. mr. van holland, guilty. mr. warner, guilty. guilty.en, mr. white house, guilty. mr. wicker, not guilty. mr. wyden, guilty. mr. young, not guilty. >> in this article ofimpeachmene pronounced donald trump, president of the united states guilty as charged. fifty-two senators have pronounced him not guilty as charged. two thirds of the senators present not having pronounced

miss murphy, mister murphy, guilty. mister murray. mrs. murray, guilty. mister paul. mister paul, not guilty. mister perdue. mister perdue, not guilty. mister peters.mister peters, guilty mister portman . mister portman, not guilty. mister reid. mister reid, guilty. mister risch, not guilty. mister roberts. mister roberts, not guilty. mister romney. mister romney, guilty. miss rosen. ms. rosen, guilty . mister rounds. mister rounds, not guilty. mister rubio, not guilty. mistersanders . mister sanders, guilty. mister sasse. mister sasse, not guilty. mister schatz. mister schatz, guilty. mister schumer. mister schumer, guilty. mister scott of florida. mister scott of florida, not guilty. mister scott of south carolina. mister scottof south carolina, not guilty. mrs. shaheen . mrs.shaheen, guilty. mister shelby . mister shelby , not guilty. miss sinema. miss sinema, guilty.miss smith. miss stabenow. miss stabenow, guilty. mister sullivan. mister sullivan, not guilty. mister tester. mister tester, guilty. mister thune. mister thune, not guilty. mister tellis. mister tilli

miss murphy, mister murphy, guilty. mister murray. mrs. murray, guilty. mister paul. mister paul, not guilty. mister perdue. mister perdue, not guilty. mister peters.mister peters, guilty mister portman . mister portman, not guilty. mister reid. mister reid, guilty. mister risch, not guilty. mister roberts. mister roberts, not guilty. mister romney. mister romney, guilty. miss rosen. ms. rosen, guilty . mister rounds. mister rounds, not guilty. mister rubio, not guilty. mistersanders . mister sanders, guilty. mister sasse. mister sasse, not guilty. mister schatz. mister schatz, guilty. mister schumer. mister schumer, guilty. mister scott of florida. mister scott of florida, not guilty. mister scott of south carolina. mister scottof south carolina, not guilty. mrs. shaheen . mrs.shaheen, guilty. mister shelby . mister shelby , not guilty. miss sinema. miss sinema, guilty.miss smith. miss stabenow. miss stabenow, guilty. mister sullivan. mister sullivan, not guilty. mister tester. mister tester, guilty. mister thune. mister thune, not guilty. mister tellis. mister tilli

. >> i'm here with congresswoman stephanie murphy of florida, who is a big booster of mike bloomberg. so tonight i thought one of the things that jumped out at me was i advanced the life expectancy of new york city residents by three years. that's pretty concrete actually. >> it is concrete, and it is reflective of a lot of points he made tonight. a lot of the people on the stage talked about policy and what they would do. mike actually had an opportunity to talk about what he has done on a number of really important issues for americans across this country, whether it's on health care as the life expectancy thing was, or on climate change or on gun violence. he has actually put his efforts, his talent, and his resources to advance some of these progressive causes. so he had a real tangible record to talk about. >> why do you think he's running? because he's really making an incredible financial investment, even by his standards, in becoming president. >> i think he's really concerned about the future of this country, as much of america is. i think they look at sort of the way that tr

is murphy right? let's begin to talk about it with our incredible selection of guests beginning with the professor of cnn analyst, julian delzer and sam donaldson, he was at the white house during the clinton impeachment as well. sam, your reaction to the end of the trump impeachment. >> well, we do it this way. there is no surprise here. from the beginning nancy pelosi was right. let's not have an impeachment that's not going nowhere thanks to the republican senators. i think what happens this coming week, they're going to vote and acquit him and he's going to trumpeted that his victory is sincere and complete. that's where we are. >> julian, is that what history going to say? >> one it is an important chapter in the i mperial presidency. at the same time we'll see where partisanship brought the republican party. this is a story not just about president trump. it is about the republicans in the senate who lived with this and they accepted this and they protected the president. we'll remember that a h

did you read about or hear about senator murphy? i with the iranians. now to find out about it, if it's true, i don't know. it just came out as i was leaving the car. >> reporter: it do you think why does the guy to get out of office? >> demott >> president trump: we will see what happens. we put strong sanctions on venezuela, we was the wood happens, we are watching venezuela very closely. >> reporter: is specifically about roger stone, are you rolling out michael flynn for example? were >> president trump: there's a process that people are going through, these are unrelated situations where peope are have done a great job with very strong recommendations, but we haven't thought about that yet, right now there's a process, i think roger stone has been treated unfairly, i think general flynn has been treated very unfairly, i think a lot of people have been treated very unfairly, i think that muller scam is just exactly what a lot of people are calling it because it was started illegally. it was started by abuse. it was a fake dossier, and they went in,

senator murphy joins me now. what will your message be to president zelensky who has been watching the impeachment and watching the acquittal and i'm sure wondering where his strength can come against vladimir putin. >> i think we're going to have two simple messages, at least i will have two simple messages. the first, bipartisan support remains for ukraine. that's why senator johnson and i will be there together. we have very different feelings on the president, but we understand ukraine sovereignty and their security is tied to the security of the united states, and we have work to do. we've got to get a new ambassador, a new special envoy for the peace process, we need to get that meeting set up here in washington. and i think we need to increase security and economic aid. i will come with a second message which is that rudy giuliani is still around the ukraine. he was there in the middle of the impeachment trial. i think zelensky's instincts are to stay out of politics, but i want to reiterate how to stay aw

senator murphy met with the iranians, is that a fact? i just saw that on the way over. is there anything i should know? that sounds like to me a violation of the logan act. what happened with that? did you hear about senator murphy who met with the iranians? they ought to find out about it. if it is true. i don't know. it just came out as i was leaving the car. reporter: you think guaido is still the guy to get maduro out of office? pres. trump: he's the person the country right now prefers on that is what i go with. we will see what happens. we put additional sanctions this morning on venezuela. we will see what happens. we are watching venezuela very closely. reporter: specifically about roger stone are you ruling out pardon for your former campaign chairman and michael flynn? pres. trump: i'm not even thinking about that. there is a process people are going through. these are unrelated situations where people have done a great job with a very, very strong recommendations. we have not thought about that yet. there's a process. i think roger stone has been treated unfa

joining me now, democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut. a member of the senate foreign relations committee. senator, thanks so much for being here. i want to ask about something that national security adviser robert o'brien was asked about on a different show about russia interfering in the 2020 elections, specifically the bernie sanders element. quote, there are these reports that they want bernie sanders to get elected president. that's no surprise. he honeymooned in moscow, unquote. what's your response to that? >> well, our national security adviser should stay out of politics, and that is a political statement. what we know is that the russians never stopped interfering in american politics. they don't just get involved in elections. they are involved every single day. and analysis of what they've been doing on twitter since 2016 has been pretty clear. they are weighing in over and over again in support of right-wing causes, in support of donald trump's political agenda, and, of course, it stands to reason that they want donald trump

eastern charles murphy talks about his book human diversity. >> on us a century now the socials have been in an orthodox scared stiff of biologist. at the moment, it takes the form of three widely and loudly proclaim truths. gender is a social construct, race is a social construct, class is a function of privilege. >> then at nine eastern "after words". espn senior writer howard bryant on sports and race in america. he is interviewed by author and former nba player thomas. >> dealing with the police whether it's dealing with schools, whether stealing with their work ethic, whatever it is, you are looking at other people, and by other people your white counterparts. will they be able to do things that you can't do because there are two sets of rules. >> i noticed that my white counterparts never questioned their own competence. they assumed that they belonged. they always assumed that they belongs. and yet when you begin to look at the actual rod numbers of who gets hired and who doesn't. we are talking about this obviously in sports over the nfl coaching, how frustrating. it's almost

we will be joined by by our guest chris murphy to discuss. >>> and now, folks are feeling the burn, and bernie sanders has been taking another leap to the nevada caucuses last night. the votes are coming in, but right now, the vermont's senator's victory is not only impressive numerically, but graphically and one that he promises to replicate throughout the united states. >> in nevada, we have just put together a multi generational and multi racial coalition which is going to not only win in nevada, it is going to sweep this country. >> former vice president joe biden appears to be in second place in nevada, and he is living to fight another day and looking to south carolina voters to revive his campaign, but with the momentum and half a dozen candidates splitting the sanders' votes he could be on track to win a prohibitive number of delegates in the next two weeks and the possibility that south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg warned the voters in stark words. >> before we nominate senator sanders in this one shot to take the presidency, let's take a sober look at what is at stake. >

i saw senator murphy met with the iranians is that effect? i just saw that on the way over. is there anything i should know? that sounds to me like a violation of the logan act. so what happened with that did you read about or hear about senator murphy who met with the iranians? they ought to find out about it. if it's true, i don't know it just came out as i was leaving the car. >> 's third you think quiet it was still the guide to get maduro out of the office? >> he's the person the country right now prefers. that's what i got with bird will see what happens we put additional sanctions this morning very strong sanctions on venezuela. we will see what happens we are watching venezuela very close. >> specifically roger stone but are you ruling out pardon for your former campaign chair and michael flynn? >> i am not even thinking about that. there's a process people are going through. these are unrelated situations or people have done a great job with a very, very strong recommendations. we have not thought about that yet. right now there's a process, i think roger stone has

>> eddie murphy. >> favorite rock star? >> bruce. >> prince. >> all you talk is nigger this and that. >> it's such a time capsule of new york at that era. at the same time, its theme is universal. everybody is interactive and it's funny. >> move back to massachusetts. >> i was born in brooklyn. >> it's creative, it's cultural, it's social. it's political, and it has this edge to it. it has this provocation as part of its core. >> get his arm. get his arm. >> that's enough. >> gary, that's enough, man. >> at the end of the film, mookie is presented with a choice. a young black man has been murdered. do i retaliate? do i basically kick off this riot? and he wrestles with it for a split-second. and spike says, black people don't ask him if mookie did the right thing. >> what mookie represents at the end of that movie is black rage. it was important, i think, for spike to say, this is where we are. >> not enough people credit the maturity of what he did, in terms of posing a question that he then did not answer. lots of people

in a post on medium, senator murphy wrote "i cannot conduct of diplomacy on behalf of the whole of the u.s. government and i don't percent to be in a position to do so. but if trump isn't going to talk to iran, someone should. a lack of dialogue leaves nations guessing about their enemy's intentions and guessing wrong could lead to catastrophic stakes." he urged him to control proxies, willis american hostages, and end the blockade in yemen. he notes that other members of congress have met with him and an aid to the senator said he notified the u.s. embassy in germany he was pursuing a meeting. he said he told ukraine's efforts, president trump is also accused former secretary of state john kerry of violating the logan act for meeting with iranian officials after he left office in 2015 months before the u.s. agreed to the nuclear deal, 47 republican senators sent a letter to iran's leaders pointing out that an international agreement without senate approval could be undone by a subsequent administration. the obama white house accused those republicans of undermining the administration'

my name is mike murphy. before i start, i'd like to thank director rosenberg and clerical staff at the board in their work for providing for the hearing and commissioners for your advance consideration of the records you have before you. i live a couple of blocks away from the proposed development with my small family. i'm a teacher, not an attorney. my wife is a nurse practitioner and our 12-year-old son is a middle school student that wants me to state for the record that he does not wish to drink gasoline. i keep my promise. i represent neighbors and those who couldn't attend. we've donated time and resources and it's our desire you deny the authorization for the development at 3945 judah street. as the exhibits show, the planning commission erred by issuing a authorization. members of the public expressed concerns. commissioners questioned aspects of the proposed development. and it's in their authority, in their evaluation, in the decision-making process to make decisions based upon those -- that eviden

one time in those eight years when he essentially panics and decides essentially panics and decides murphy went on to baghdad. he discovered that costs him was an iraqi nationalist. have no interest in being upon of egypt or the soviet union and was mostly interested in running his own country. there are several things to learn from this episode but i will just focus on one. the middle east is very unpredictable place. anybody that tells you they know what it can is can happen in the middle easte doesn't know what they're talking about. many of the time they are unpleasant surprises for the united states of america.. the lesson is don't panic. let it play out. give it some time. don't necessarily reach the worst conclusion overnight. give it a little bit of time to play out. i had one more thing to say about this. one of the reasons i wrote "beirut 1958" is because i was there. i was five years old. that's me in the cowboy outfit. t that is my elder brother trying desperately to say i have no idea who this person is. i am no relationship with this person. my father was with the united nati

senator murphy was there. i came a couple of months later where we walked -- i saw the memorial to the 100 ukrainians slaughtered by their own government. now we've seen the ukraine people in multiple elections, true democracy, support president zelensky who's -- it's his soul platform. his mandate was to not only fight corruption but defeat it. and so we have seen, certainly i when i met him on his inauguration day, september 5th, and again yesterday when we were in ukraine on a bipartisan basis, i'm seeing him dedicated to fulfilling that mandate for the ukrainian people. you know, i've heard so many times in this conference the word "crisis." we have to have confidence in ourselves. i mean, you take a look at the western democracies, $35 trillion worth of economic power, russia is a couple trillion. we have to have confidence in ourselves, but we have to stand by our principles, the ever-enduring values of individual liberty and freedom. that's is why we are supporting president zelensky. we're confident in

and it's murphy who has the advantage at the moment — he took the first frame. it's the first to nine. you can watch the match live on bbc two in wales or via the red button, bbc sport website and app. that's all the sport for now. next on bbc news, it's the travel show. coming up on this week's programme: electric tuk—tu ks. .. it is almost silent, the suspension is still the same though. fatphobia and the woman that beat it. and, look away now if you don't like snakes. helaughs. he laughs. horns beeping. we are starting ourjourney in sri lanka's capital city colombo, where the true kings of the road are the tuk—tuks, also known as auto rickshaws or three—wheelers. horn honks. ahh! and where honking seems to be a national sport. nothing like the great honking horn of a giant bus to put fear in you. there is actually over a million tuk—tuks here in sri lanka and it definitely shows, because these things are everywhere. that's a pretty high number for a country ofjust over 20 million people. the prospect of good money has prompted many young people to bec

prosecutor matt murphy. >> wozniak is the guy that's protecting sam. wozniak is the friend that's helping him get money out. >> so police figured the best way to find sam was to talk with dan wozniak. >>> coming up -- >> i have nothing to do with this, because my life was in danger. i'm sorry. >> was someone threatening dan? who and why? thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including trouble bre

prospects in turn with political commentator steve richards and former labor economic adviser richard murphy so steve richard welcome to the show we feel there's this race for the labor leadership able to form but listen and rebecca long billy and starman there we're going to start from the the outsider to the fever so we start with emily thought 100 to 100 yards no we're not even sure she'll get to the starting gate in a vote 10 days time which is the bit where she added something to this contest in a way it's very surprising that she has struggled to to make a big impact if a year ago i think most political commentators if they were asked who had a real chance of winning the leadership she would have been very much up that.

governor phil murphy is replacing lead pipes in new jersey. all across the country, democratic leaders are rebuilding bridges. fixing roads, expanding broadband, cleaning up drinking water. everyone in this country benefits when we invest in infrastructure. congressional democrats have presented proposals to keep us moving forward. president trump and the republicans in the senate are blocking the path. when it comes to infrastructure, we have tried to do more with a shovel and dirt then the republicans have in the senate. bullying people on twitter does not fix bridges, it burns them. our energy should be used to solve problems. it is true for health care. americans, health care is personal, not political. when i was 30, i became a member of the sandwich generation. that means i was sandwiched between two generations of my own family for whom i was the primary caregiver. holding down a new job, caring for my newborn daughter as well as my mother at the end of her brain cancer battle. i was up all night with a baby and during the day, i had to

iowa and talk about the upcoming caucuses monday with aaron murphy, the des moines bureau chief. good morning. >> thank you for having me. >> tell us what lee enterprises is. we have papers across the state, river to river in iowa. so we have a footprint all across this great state. enterpriseslee might be expanding because that news warren buffett is selling some of his newspapers to lee enterprises. we will have some neighbors in nebraska, so glad to be able to expand our coverage and have more people to help cover the news, especially politics. >> let's get straight to it. the iowa caucuses start monday. we are hearing a bunch of caucus goers are still undecided two days away from the caucuses. what are you seeing on the ground in des moines right now? >> it is amazing. we have been writing about that for a couple of weeks, talking to the iowa democrats still undecided, which for us, reporters on the ground covering this for more than a year, it is amazing to hear how many iowa democrats still haven't made up their mind. one voter has narrowed her list down to four candidates,

murphy? mr. murphy, guilty. mrs. murray, guilty. mr. paul? mr. paul, not guilty. mr. purdue? mr. purdue not guilty. mr. peters? mr. peters guilty. mr. portland? mr. portman, not guilty. mr. reed? mr. reed, guilty. mr. risch? mr. risch, not guilty. mr. roberts? mr. roberts, not guilty. mr. romney? mr. romney, guilty. ms. rosen? ms. rosen, guilty. mr. rounds? mr. rounds, not guilty. mr. rubio? mr. rubio not guilty. mr. sanders? mr. sanders, guilty. mr. sass? mr. sass, not guilty. mr. schumer? mr. schumer, guilty? mr. scott of florida? mr. scott of florida, not guilty. mr. scott of south carolina? mr. scott of south carolina, not guilty. mr. shaheen? mrs. shaheen, guilty. mr. shelby? mr. shall be not guilty. ms. cinema? ms. cinema, guilty. ms. smith? ms. smith, guilty. misstep now, guilty. esther sullivan? mr. sullivan, not guilty. mr. tester? mr. tester, guilty. mr. thune? not guilty. mr. tillis? mr. tillis, not guilty. mr. toomey? not guilty. mr. udall? guilty. esther van holland? guilty. ms. warren? ms. warren, guilty. mr. white house? mr. white house, guilty. mr. wicker? not gui

of course, we wish governor murphy e and his family well as they go through this. eric: that, we do. well, the battle to contain coronavirus now putting south korea on red alert. that is its highest level for this infectious disease. the president ordering extraordinary steps to try and fight the viral outbreak, and other countries are following suit. christina coleman is live in our west coast newsroom with these new developments. hi, christina. >> reporter: well, coronavirus infections are surging in south korea. the government announced 169 more cases of the virus today, bringing the cup's total to 602 -- the country's total to 602. the death total has risen from 3 to 6. south korea's president saying its government is increasing its alert to red which allows school closings and restrictions on public transportation and flights in and out of the country. meantime, italy is dealing with a sudden outbreak of this disease, at least ten cities in lockdown in the norb part of the -- northern part of the country. the number of cases reported was 3 on thursday, now tha

governor phil murphy is replacing lead pipes in new jersey. all across the country, democratic leaders are rebuilding bridges to my fixing roads, expanding broadband, and cleaning up drinking water. everyone in this country benefits. when we invest in infrastructure . congressional democrats have presented proposals. president trump and the republicans are blocking the path. when it comes to infrastructure, -- has tried to do more than the republicans in d.c. have. twitter doesle on not fix bridges. it burns them. our energy should be used to solve problems. it's true for health care, too. for me, health care is personal, not political. when i was 30, i became a member of the sandwich generation. that means i was sandwiched between two generations of my own family for whom i was the primary caregiver. caring down a new job, for my newborn daughter, as well as my mom at the end of her brain cancer battle. i was up all night with a baby, and during the day, i had to fight my mom's insurance company when they wrongly denied her coverage for chemo

dropped out the 1st year because you know i wanted to do i wanted to be an actor and comedian eddie murphy when i was 10 years old as a kid northern california and my immigrant iranian parents had no idea what that meant and they wanted me to be a lawyer or a doctor go down those pass so i was battling them for the longest time and i think i ended up in that piece to program to please my parents but while i was there you see i get in my ph d. i went over to the theater department i auditioned got in the play and i said this is where i'm alive i'm alive on stage and it was the best thing i've ever done where you are now costarring in a new movie a simple wedding it's about as i understand a young iranian american woman who goes to great lengths to appease your parents and then need to see her settle down and you play on cool same and yeah so what it is is it's. it's a romantic comedy an iranian american girl falls in love with an american guy and in the in the process of trying to get married with each other i play her uncle and i fall in love with the mother of the american guy who's playe

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pat leahy of vermont, brian schatz of hawaii, and chris murphy of connecticut. and of those four senators who were in the room when mitt romney gave those remarks today, at least two of the four senators who were in the room with him left the floor in tears when it was over. including senator chris murphy of connecticut who spoke with reporters just after he walked off the floor. just after senator romney finished. listen to this. >> i was in the chamber to hear that. you know, i've gotten to know him pretty well over the course of the last year. i think history will judge that to be one of the more important speeches of my time in the senate. >> you sound choked up. were you emotional? >> yeah. it's the hardest thing to do in the world, to stand up to your party and to your friends and to your donors, and to just decide to do what's right. i think we all wonder whether we would make the same decision if we were in the same position. i was choked up listening to him speak. and he was choked up giving that speech. and that's all for-g really good reason. >> did h

pritzker passed a multibillion dollar plan to rebuild the roads and bridges governor phil murphy is replacing lead pipes in new jersey all across the country democratic leaders are rebuilding bridges fixing roads expanding broadband and cleaning up drinking water everyone in this country benefits when we invest in infrastructure congressional democrats have presented proposals to keep us moving forward but president trump and the republicans in the senate are blocking the path when it comes to infrastructure money has tried to do more with a shovel and a pile of dirt than the republicans in d.c. have with the oval office and the us senate bullying people on twitter doesn't fix bridges it burns them our energy should be used to solve problems and it's true for health care too for me for so many americans health care is personal not political when i was 30 i became a member of the sandwich generation that means i was sandwiched between 2 generations of my own family for whom i was the primary caregiver was holding down a new job caring for my newborn daughter as well as my mom at the end of her

shaun murphy leads kyren wilson by seven frames to one after the first session of the welsh open final in cardiff. despite his semifinal finishing in the early hours of the morning, murphy came storming out of the traps to go 6—0 ahead, before finishing the session with a 7—1 advantage thanks to this total clearance of 134. that means he only needs 2 more frames to win the title when they resume at 7pm tonight. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. american citizens who have been quarantined on a cruise ship because of coronavirus fears are due to fly home to the us this evening. the diamond princess tourist liner has been on lock down off the coast of japan since the third of february. canadian, italian, south korean and hong kong passengersare also expected to fly home, after their governments also announced plans to deport passengers. the united states and the taliban are perhaps just days away from announcing an agreement that could pave the way for peace talks between the afghan parties themselves and the withdrawal of us troops from the countr

senator chris murphy, thanks very much. joining me now for more on the ramifications of the today's vote to acquit, katie hill, congresswoman of california. and jim manly. jim, i was thinking about you as i was thinking about what mitch mcconnell was thinking and what martha mcsally and corey gardner and others were thinking as they watched mitt romney deliver this speech. what do you think? >> and susan collins, to add another. i think he was commending himself on a job well done. working with the president, trying to rip up article i of the constitution that sets the parameters of the role of congress, and he is now going back to doing what he does best, and he's going to start passing -- go back to nominations. i mean, democracy took a pretty big hit today. i mean, i appreciate your pep talk and the senator's rose-colored glasses, but, you know, i for one, for instance, i don't know how we're ever going to set the limits of impeachment again, and i certainly don't understand how we're going to have proper congressional o

governor phil murphy is replacing lead pipes in new jersey. all across the country, democratic leaders are rebuilding bridges, fixing roads, expanding broadband, and cleaning up drinking water. everyone in this country benefits when we invest in infrastructure. congressional democrats have presented proposals to keep us moving forward. but president trump and the republicans in the senate are blocking the path. when it comes to infrastructure, monti has tried to do more with a shovel and dirt than the republicans have tried to do with the oval office and the senate. bullying people on twitter does not fix bridges, it burns them. our energy should be used to solve problems. it is true for health care. for me, for so many americans, health care is personal, not political. when i was 30, i became a member of the sandwich generation. that means i was sandwiched between two generations of my own family for whom i was the primary caregiver. holding down a new job, caring for my newborn daughter, as well as my mother at the end of her brain cancer ba

with me now chris murphy. in this new schedule, closing arguments expected monday followed by a final vote on wednesday, where does it go from here? >> well, the senate republicans have decided to speed this trial to a conclusion without any witnesses. we gave them a variety of options this evening. we were able to force votes on not only witness testimony from the four witnesses we requested, but a vote on bolton alone, a vote on an expedited process to get bolton before the senate, and a vote on giving the power to the chief justice to decide which witnesses would come before the body. republicans did say "no" to all of those. so given the fact that mitch mcconnell is so tightly controlling his caucus, we now are going to move towards debate in a final vote. i think it's a really, really sad day for the country that the senate has, you know, turned into basically an instrument of the president's cover-up, and that's, i think, real damaging to us in the long run. >> we heard the argument from republican senat