this isn't going good. >> why did you kiss bailey? he's your friend so you kissed him. >> boys are yucky. >> no, they're not. >> the dad's so cute about it. boys are yucky. she says, no, they're not. >> the guy failed already. >> you don't like boys. >> i like boys. >> no, you don't. >> now, we spoke to portia's stepmom, and her brother kayden had just kicked her up at d daycare, saw the hug and kiss with bailey, so they told dad about it. >> so you can't kiss bailey anymore. >> he's my friend. >> she's matter of fact about it. like she knows what's going on. >> completely and figuring out how to work her dad, too. >> so he gave you a hug and a kiss. and what did you do? >> i hug him. >> and what else? [ mumbling ] >> she's figured out the dad doesn't like the fact she's kissing boys, and he's like, well, what else? >> and she's -- >> it's fun. >> but you're not supposed to kiss hem. >> all right. i like girls. >> she flip-flopped. >> at this point she's saying whatever she can to get dad off her back. >> she wants dad to stop talking

what have you done with ed bailey? i don't recall ever knowing somebody by the name of ed bailey.em. they must of turned off. we better double back. we got to stop rogers. ♪ look for the last time you're gonna talk or else. alright i'll talk. he's at the green horn's barn. that's more like it, and it better be true. hey dale, bring my rope. right. ♪ ♪ i sure wish they'd like somewhere, bullet. roy look! we've got to get to ed. going to cut across to the barn. s galloping, gun shots>erm leaving these dirty outlaws strung all over the country for me to pick up is enough to make a guy sore. get in there. rogers let's get inside. you didn't lead him here, did you? watson's on that trail. he'll take care of them alright. you better make sure the old man is almost dead. they gave me the slip. i lost them up in the rocks. we better get him out of here. yeah we will take him in that wagon outside. you boys bring him on up . what's the matter? i

the baileys' story is an extreme example, but more than 30% of u.s.amilies have four or more credit cards and the average american household carries nearly $16,000 on their cards. in total, americans owe $852 billion in credit card debt. >> we felt like we were in jail. just as if there had been real bars all around us. >> many in the baileys' situation would have considered bankruptcy. but for them, it wasn't an option. >> the debt was mine. it wasn't everybody's out there. and when you bankrupt, it affects other people. >> uh-huh. >> innocent people. and so it was our responsibility and we knew we were the ones who had to do something with our debt. >> they worked with a reputable non-profit credit counselling agency and entered a debt management program. >> you look at what their deals are as far as paying their mortgage, utilities and then we look at their debts, who they pay money to, what type of debt it is. >> the agency contacted creditors who waived late fees. the baileys had to use cash for essentials and make a weekly payment of $665 toward

republicans are signaling, as kay bailey hutchison just did, they want to move to $500,000. i think that would be a tough lift considering president obama offered $400,000 with $2 trillion in deficit reduction. >> from where you sit right now, i mean, you're so into the house gop, jake, i'm surprised you didn't end up in boehner's suitcase, we look like we're going over. >> it looks like that's the case and that's what gop aides are telling us today, it's very difficult and democrats are saying this too, it's difficult to see a way we avert the fiscal cliff at this point with how slow the senate operates, no plan right now, house is nowhere, and it's almost january. >> highway to the danger zone, jake sherman, politico, thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. >>> developing news on president george h.w. bush's health. this is "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. we've all had those moments. when you lost the thing you can't believe you lost. when what you just bought, just broke. or when you have a little trouble a long way from home... as an american express

but smith finds bailey on a quick screen and bailey did the rest. 32 yards for the score.the lead. 12-7. later on, same score, third quarter now it's rob's turn. his pass here is going to get tipped by a defender but it lands right in the hands of his tight end. that's wells for score. 19-7, syracuse leads it. 'cuse is up 38-14 in the fourth quarter. >>> navy and arizona state. we are scoreless off the play fake. kelly hits ross for a 16-yard hookup. the sun devils go up 7-0. in the second quarter it's 21-0, asu. the mids trying to get on the board. reynolds steps up and finds aiken in the end zone for a touchdown. navy down 21-7. later on in the first half. the sun devils up 21-7. kelly deep to ross again and brings in a 52-yard score. arizona state is leading 41-7 in the fourth quarter. >>> the terps haven't looked back since losing to kentucky to start the year. ten straight victories. that string continued as too as the terps thrashed delaware state. hosting the hornets. first half, maryland down one. look at seth allen making the moves dishing to charles mitchell. mar

i hear all of this and kay bailey hutchison was trying to say the same thing. >> you think? >> i think it is worse than it looks. >> they are doing what they always do. first of all, i'm on the record. i say january 11th. >> you did. >> and that was more than a month ago. >> that's a friday. i'm going to go with january 10th. the speaker is doing what he's -- what republicans and democrats when they run the house do what they always do. it's just a little late in the game for this. they are trying to let some steam out of their caucus or conference. >> it's a little late in the game for this because it's partly a negotiating ploy with the white house. as you -- as you pointed out before. to demonstrate to them there's very little give and the white house is going to come closer to their position. i'm not sure the squeeze is worth the juice. >> jennifer, let me go to you. i've had some economic conservative activist groups sit there and say they are appalled the speaker is using what he argues is democratic talking points to say it's a $4 trillion tax cut that they are going

senator kay bailey hutchison and sarah gerri: hello, everyone.aker john boehner and nancy pelosi threatened over the president had to go over the president had her go. we have two guests. welcome to you both. last night, we covered the details of the president's opening gambit in the fiscal cliff talk. he wants a $1.6rillion tax increase, 50 billion and stimulus spending. and the white house has the ability to raise the debt ceiling without congressional approval. a very big deal for folks there. today, the president is out there, trying to drum up support among the public. not in washington or with congress or the senate. here is what he had to say. >> it is not acceptable to me, and i do not think it is acceptable to you for a handful of republicans in congress will middle-class tax cuts hostage simply because they don't want tax rates on upper income folks go up. gerri: it sounds like the same old, same old. the president has been making the sa comments again. is this any way to sell a plan? >> there really is not. the president is not being s

gino smith to stedman bailey what eludes defenders. 32 yards for the score. nice run by bailey. but the weather made passing difficult. the mounties had no answer. orange win this one 38-14. >>> finally tonight, in honor of tomorrow's big game, kay perry's dog got a christmas treat. he seems to enjoying that tony perkins stuffed doll. big game. complete post-game coverage for you guys tomorrow night for "game on." >> that was awesome. >> he's enjoying that little chew toy. >> thanks so much for watching tonight. you can get any updates on-line at wusa9.com. we'll see you here tomorrow night. have a great night, everybody.

lieutenant una bailey. lieutenant deborah. sergeant cox. mark is our assistant district attorney, who we work very closely with and lorrie in the back. stephanie over here. did i miss anyone? we couldn't do what we do at richmond station without all of these staff members who are really committed. and all of the lieutenants that work at richmond station also do a lot community. frank has been coaching for years vanadium is the president of the lgbt group and not a day goes by that i don't get a mention of gratitude from the community for her service, so thank you for that. the richmond district is rich, we have a very diverse culture. it's a really wonderful place to be and see all of the neat traditions and everybody sharing together. in order to protect life, property and prevent crime and reduce the fear of crime, we will provide service with understanding, response and compassion, performance with integrity and law enforcement with vision. and i can say that my staff helps formulate the vision each and every day. i also work very closel

smith finds stedman bailey on the quick spring pass. bailey does the rest. breaks a few tackles.score. that cut the lead to 12-7. third quarter now same score. the snow starting to come down. drops back to pass, looking for his tight end. ball gets tipped but it does get to wells for the score. syracuse, they won the pin stripe bowl, 38-14. hunger bowl taking place in san francisco. navy up against arizona state. second quarter sun devils up 21-0. mitch trying to get back in, keenan reynolds stepping up finds matt aiken in the end zone. three-yard touchdown. navy is now down, 21-7. late in the first half sun devils up 28-7. taylor kelly going deep to rashad ross. he brings this one in for the 52-yard score. one of three touchdowns in the game for ross. arizona state, they cruise, 62-28. >>> last night the wizards won their fourth game of the season against the magic. although they still have the worst record in the league it was a victory to build on. tonight the team is in chicago hoping to put together back-to-back wins for the first time this season. although the bulls are str

gino smith to stedman bailey what eludes defenders. 32 yards for the score. nice run by bailey. but the weather made passing difficult. the mounties had no answer. orange win this one 38-14. >>> finally tonight, in honor of tomorrow's big game, kay perry's dog got a christmas treat. he seems to enjoying that tony perkins stuffed doll. big game. complete post-game coverage for you guys tomorrow night for "game on." >> that was awesome. >> he's enjoying that little chew toy. >> thanks so much for watching tonight. you can get any updates on-line at wusa9.com. we'll see you here tomorrow night. have a great >>> we're hanging with the members of a few select celebrities inner circles. >> on the people who really run hollywood. i'm debbie matenopoulos. >> i'm kevin frazer. >> here we go. training with j. lo's choreographer. >> she is going to train me to be a backup dancer. >> can debbie matenopoulos move like lopez? >> then hollywood body doubles. >> it was lucky i was there. >> j. lo's stunt double is a man. >> the girl cozying up to justin who is not selena. >> i'm married. em's n

. >>> the baileys are hard-working and modest.minister, sue a registered nurse. >> get the coupons, watch what you buying. plan your meals. >> they married in 1992. each had children if a previous marriage, six altogether, wane a big family, there were big bills. >> we had major, major repairs on the house. and the cars and like a new transmission, those kinds of things. and just over a period of time we he massed more and more credit cards. >> reporter: 13 years later the couple was overwhelmed by debt, 92,000 in the red spread over 17 credit cards with interest rates as high as 30%. the baileys story is an extreme example. but more than 30% of u.s. families have four or more credit cards and the average american household carries nearly $16,000 on their cards. in total, americans owe $585 billion in credit card debt. >> we felt like we were in jail. just as if there had been real bars all around us. >> many of the bailey's situation would have considered bankruptcy. but for them, it wasn't an option. >> the debt was mine. it was

bailey. what's your dog's name, son? lassie. and this is her present. lassie.s a good name for a good dog. what does the vet say about her condition? i'm... sure she'll be alright. of course she will. well, mrs. martin, if you don't mind, i think i'll just stick around for a while. you go sit down. say, timmy... you ever hear a story of a dog named balto? there's a big statue of him in central park in new york city. a statue of a dog? see, he was a dog hero, too. now the children in nome -- that's a city in alaska -- were terribly sick, and the only medicine was 650 miles away. well, this was snow country. the only way to get that medicine to nome was by dog sled. so they got teams of dogs and they arranged for relays. balto was to carry the next to the last. then, a blinding storm came up, and he never met the team who was to relieve him. but half frozen and weary, balto carried that precious diphtheria syrum to nome. and he saved all those children's lives. i bet lassie would have done that, too. ♪ ♪ is she alright? i can't tell you, timmy. we'll have

smith, a wide receiver to bailey. and he breaks the tackle, takes up a distant 32 yards for the score. that cuts the deficit to 12-7. third quarter, same score. syracuse's pass deflected and right into the hands of becket rails. the teamwork to a touchdown and back in front by 12. later, prince tyson gullo the carry and kicks it outside. nobody, i mean nobody's going to catch him. 67 yards for the td and finishes with 215 rushing yards. wing it 38-14. >>> tomorrow is a meaningful sunday of football for many teams. some vying for homefield advantage, some a higher seed and some just a spot in the post season. 10612 play-off spots were clenched, including all six in the afc and that means two spots are up for grabs. will the redskins get one of those? this guy hopes so. robert griffin 3, his athletic age allowed the redskins to open up their offense and a threat with the legs, rushing for over 700 yards and six touchdowns and he has a canon of an arm. twenty touchdown passes, just five interceptions and griffin was also

kay bailey hutchison of texas and jon kyl of arizona introduced the achieve act. it offers three steps that could lead to permanent legal status. joining me now from dallas, texas, to talk about the achieve act and the future of immigration legislation, outgoing senator kay bailey hutchison. senator, good to see you. >> thank you, craig. good to be here. >> first of all, really quickly for folks who aren't familiar with the achieve act, what are those -- those three paths? >> it would start with the ability for a student who has come here before the age of 14 illegally with their parents, of course, and they've graduated from american high schools, they would have six years to get some kind of degree, a vocational degree, a college degree, and then they would move on to the second step, which would be a work visa. and if they abide by the law and they have a job, they would be able to then get a third step permanent visa that is a legal status that they would be able to work here and have the -- never have the fear of being deported. >> as always, there are critic

and we'll hear from senator mark warner of virginia, and kay bailey hutchison of texas. we'll also talk to the first black senator from the south since reconstruction, newly designated south carolina senator tim scott. plus, we'll hear from actor ben affleck on, among other things, reports he may seek the senate seat being vacated by john kerry. who has just been nominated to be the next secretary of state. >> well, one never knows. i'm not one to get into conjecture. >> schieffer: why not? we do, because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning, again. we start this morning with david keene, who is the president of the national rifle association. friday the n.r.a. made its first public station since the newtown shooting and the reaction from the gun control vacation was scathing, no reaction there. lloyd grove of the "daily beast" summed up the reaction by saying the reviews were so brutal they would close a broadway show on opening night. this was news confer

outdorg kay bailey hutchison is with us. kwoind out if she thinks there's room for a deal after the house reconvenes on sunday. stay tuned. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could get used to this. [ male announcer ] yes, you could business pro. yes, you could. go national. go like a pro. >>> and there's your green, the doug, s&p and even the s&p are now all slightly in the green now. what happened here as, of course, the dow was down earlier today by nearly 150 points, and then we got the news during "street signs," our show before this, that the house of representatives are going to come back on sunday night and reconvene at 6:30 p.m. that, of course, has helped those stocks reverse course, and we're now moving to the upside. just very, very slightly to see whether or no

. >> senators kay bailey hutchison and mark warren yesterday segment nauling their willing tons talk about this, and most likely the conversation leading itself to do something about high magazine clips and what is defined as an assault weapon. is the climate right for a modernized assault weapons ban to pass through congress? especially if vice president joe biden and this inter-agency task force with muster enough support for it? >> it may be that there's more interest in a high capacity magazine ban. now, of course, it's interesting to hear a republican like kay bailey hutchison saying she's willing to look at that time. of course, she's leaving the senate. we haven't heard a lot of talk about high capacity megazeenz from other republicans who will be around. so, you know, the two things, that may have more prospect of passing. the trick with the assault weapons ban is going to be this. there was one ten years ago. there's no agreement on whether it was effective or not. the advocates say it was. some studies say it's hard to describe whether there's any decrease in crime. the oth

what have you done with ed bailey? i don't recall ever knowing somebody by the name of ed bailey. we've got to get to ed. going to cut across to the barn. s galloping, gun shots>erm leaving these dirty outlaws strung all over the country for me to pick up is enough to make a guy sore. get in there. rogers let's get inside. you didn't lead him here, did you? watson's on that trail. he'll take care of them alright. you better make sure the old man is almost dead. they gave me the slip. i lost them up in the rocks. we better get him out of here. yeah we will take him in that wagon outside. you boys bring him on up . what's the matter? it's rogers and that evans girls, we're gonna have a job blasting them out of those rocks. here dale take this. i got a gun. i know, but this way you won't have to reload. i want you to keep them busy from here while i slip around back and get inside. ok. but you get stay down, and don't take any chances. alright, you be careful too.

kay bailey hutch song is a great senator. she worked her guts out the whole time she was here -- and she's still here, but she's going to retire this time. and she represented texas well. and all i can say is that she's been my friend all this time, and when i needed help from her, she was always there. i tried to be there for her when she needed help as well. and i have to say, she has been not only a delightful person to be around, but a very intelligent lawyer and person who fought for what she believed in, most of which i believed in, and she has done so in a way that nobody could really ever get mad at kay bailey hutchison. she's a wonderful person, wonderful mother, and we're going to miss her terribly here. this is a body where we could use few more women senators, and maybe a lot more than a few. and they all are very, very good people who work had very, very hard -- who work very, very hard and not the least of whom is kay bailey hutchison. i remember times when i had difficulties with the brac system, i had difficul

and later senator kay bailey hutchison's farewell address. next, a tribute to the late senator robert byrd on what would have been his 95th birthday. he was the longest u.s. serving member. he was elected to the house of representatives in 1952 and the u.s. senate in 1958. two former staffers, ira schapiro and david corbin, talked about the senator's life. next on c-span, nikki haley. >> the first speaker is irish schapiro. -- ira shapiro. he played important roles in foreign intelligence surveillance and the completing of the metrorail system. during the clinton administration, it he served as a leading u.s. trader and .arned the rank of staff thaman he was described as antidote and he promised to deliver. he practiced international trade law and washington. on behalf of the west virginia state society, i would like to introduce ira shapiro. [applause] >> thank you for the kind introduction. thank you to the society for giving me the chance to be here. thanks to mike who did so much to organize the event. he is an old friend. thank you, mike

the baileys had to cut . >>> a family buried their seventeen-year-old son today after he was shot andd last week in a gas station parking lot. according to police in jacksonville, florida, michael dunn was sitting in his car, waiting for his girlfriend when an suv, full of teens, pulled up alongside, he said he felt threatened, grabbed his own gun and fired at least eight shots. now once it was all over, seventeen-year-old jordan davis was dead, leaving his family devastate devastated. >> and i'm just -- i just lost it. >> heartbreaking, that is heartbreaking. >> holly hughes is here, a criminal defense attorney. he has been charged with murder. he is sitting in jail right now. but police had to find him. he left the scene and didn't call police, what does that tell you? >> well, you know, i can understand he is panicking, and thinks there is a gun. but what really disturbs me, not only does he leave the scene, he leaves the state. he goes back to his hotel room and spends the night. he hears on the news, this young man has died. there is a fatality from what he did, the shots with th

and then there's my good friend, kay bailey hutchison, who's just come to the floor. and i'm glad she's going to be here to hear what i've got to say about her. i hold her in such enormous high esteem. now, senator kay bailey hutchison is known for her competence, her strong character, and being an outstanding champion for texas, an advocate for women, and a real patriot, dedicated to serving our nation. i, too, know her as a dear friend, someone deeply committed to creating that zone of civility among the women of the senate. when senator hutchison arrived in the senate in 1983, this is -- there were -- there were prickly politics beginning to emerge. she had come from the texas legislature and knew the dynamics of a rum and tumble legislative -- a rough and tumble legislative body. but as we worked together on something called the homemaker ira, we said, why don't we just get together to see if we could create a zone of civility. that's when we brought the women together for those monthly dinners. rules were no staff, no leaks, no memos. we talked about everything f

the twist is, i mean, bailey's, i love. and bailey's with hazel nut is new.r cold. you can have it in your desserts. and i'm adding it to the whipped cream because it goes really well with chocolate. >> clayton: goes well with anything. >> i know. >> clayton: put it on a shoe. >> it goes well with ice basically. that's how i like it. >> clayton: you're whipping up bailey's and you want to top that on top? >> as a little twist u put the baileys into the whip cream. if somebody doesn't want it, then you can leave it out. but who doesn't want bailey's really? then top your mousse with the bailey's whip cream so you have this hazel nut and chocolate flavor. great combination. you put a little chocolate shaving on top. i'm a chocolate lover, i don't know if you know that about me. >> clayton: couldn't tell. next up, after that you need a little drink to wash it down with. what cocktail are you going to make. >> hazel nut and orange liqueur. >> clayton: you shaved from the rind? >> the smell of that is amazing. what i love is it has orange. it has clove. all these

joining us republican senator kay bailey hutchison.enator hutchison, thanks so much for joining us. melissa: outside the beltway we're all watching and we feel like we're a million miles away and it is very hard to tell what is actually getting done. do you feel like things are getting closer to being resolved or what's your take? >> well, it's's very frustrating for all of us but i do think that there is more talk and, you see the posturing on both sides, which means that there is talk. i'm fairly optimistic. i do believe that the fiscal cliff is something we should not go over. i think both sides have given in public and i think that's a major step in the righ direction. before this, before this week, we saw no give on the either side. now i think we're seeing a closing of priorities and so i'm fairly optimistic. melissa: you know it is a roller coaster ride for the rest of us though. we're sitting here watching. we think things are getting closer to being done. speaker boehner ces out this afternoon. they shake hands and look like b

i yield the floor and note >> republican senator kay bailey hutchison is also retiring. she was the first woman to represent texas in the senate. she served as vice president of the chairman and senator hutchison choice not to seek re-election. this is half an hour. address this chamber for possibly the last time as the senior senator from the great state of texas. have to say it is an ironic note that if i had given my farewell address last week, it would have been so much joy in the halls of the citol ringing with the laughter and the anticipation of our season's happiest time, but in just one weekend a sadness has set in with the news of a massacre of innocent children in newtown, connecticut, followed by the loss of our wonderful colleague, senator danny inouye so i will leave this extraordinary institution and experience with a heavy heart for those who have been lost just in the last few days. i do want to thank the people of texas for asking me to represent them in washingto i want to thank the many peopl who have served on my staff for almost 20 years. i have t s

news4's angie goff at baileys elementary. >> reporter: here security measures have always been in placeve the limited front door acce access, the crisis management plan, personnel on guard but despite a bigger police presence will be evident at all fair fakes county public schools following that tragic shooting in connecticut. for students and parents, mondays are hard enough but today things are tougher. it's the first day back to school following the massacre at a connecticut elementary school. emotions still raw, anxiety is high. >> it's a little bit scary but we all need to be strong. >> reporter: to help ease concerns, fairfax police stepped up patrols this week at all fairfax county public schools. focus -- elementaries like this one. >> we wanted to make sure that the community knew that we were here and we do care about our children. >> reporter: school officials say it is not in response to any specific threat but rather a way to help those returning to class feel safe. >> people need it. people are feeling vulnerable right now and people are feeling scared right now. >> report

we'll talk to outgoing kay bailey hutchison and get her take. what is she hearing? will we get a deal or not. >> also ahead, does the tax code untearily penalize investors over borrowers. someone here says absolutely, and he warned it's going to get worse once we go over the clip. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. executor of efficiency. you can spot an amateur from a mile away... while going shoeless and metal-free in seconds. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle...and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. now this...will work. [ male announcer ] just like you, business pro. just like you. go national. go like a pro. >>> let's get more reaction to what we've been hearing from the floor of the senate. senators reid and mcconnell talking past each other. sounds like we're not exactly close to a fiscal cliff resolution at this point. >> yeah. what does it all mean for wall street? will it be an ugly day? michael guyette from pension partners and michael farr from farr

bailey just for the win. yes! 40 yards out. they win 20-19.hey honor their fallen teammatn . >> i spoke to his mom after the ball game and i told her we gave her son the game ball and we're going to share that with her. we're going to have a memorial service on tuesday and we're going to continue to honor jerry brown, the kind of young man he has been. >>> college basketball. bears hosting number 21 unlv. s than 30 seconds left. california up 73-72. bennett hits the jumper. unlv on top. pump fake. gets through the dee air. he draws the foul. he goes to the line. he makes both free throws. cal5 -74, 11 seconds left. marshall air balls the jump shot. thomas grabs the ball, lays it in with less than a second left on the clock. cal loses a heartbreaker 76-75. >>> so you think that shaq and dwight howard can't shoot free throws? appalachian's state okam. that was a legitimate free throw. that is the toughest effort i've ever seen. >>> it was a shock and surprise for the city of vallejo. what was dug up during a dredging project. no one ever expecte

dan bailey, his feet? they're of the strong variety. cowboys get the win, 20-19. that will do it for your espn news update. for the latest from all the sports world, check out the highlight express nightly at 11:00 p.m. on espn news. >>> the pulse up next, a lucky lobster. >>> and what police are saying in l.a. about the >>> it's time to check "the pulse." and there was a lot of christmas cheer and some controversy in washington last night. >> the first family was on hand for the 31st annual christmas in caught celebration to raise money for children's hospital. >> one of the stars at the event was south korean singer psy who made "gangnam style" a hit. he performed an anthem in 2004 that called for quote killing yankees in iraq. he's apologizapologized. >>> the lapd has admitted an error. >> they released the autopsy report of rapper notorious b.i.g. without warning his family. he was hit by four bullets in a drive-by slooting in 1997. only one caused the fatal injuries. >> it's remarkable it was released without the family's knowledge. >> you would think they ge

. >> reporter: retiring senator kay bailey hutchinson are one of a few from her party saying they ought to look at gun control measures. >> i think we ought to be looking at where the real danger is like those large clips i think that does need to be looked at. >> reporter: nra officials say they do not want to require schools to have armed guards in the hallways. they want to leave it up to the discretion of local officials. jeff and rebecca? >> chip reid, thank you very much. also on sunday wayne lapierre said the nra is asking former congressman asa hutchinson to lead the efforts to put an armed guard in every school. >> we're going to support an immediate appropriation by congress to put police officers in every school, and we're going to work with asa hutchinson who has agreed to work with us to put together a voluntary program drawing on retired military drawing on retired police drawing on former secret service, and all these people that can actually go in and make our kids safe. >> asa hutchinson joins us. congressman, good morning. >> good morning to you, jeff. >> why does ther

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and then there's my good friend, kay bailey hutchison, who's just come to the floor. and i'm glad she's going to be here to hear what i've got to say about her. i hold her in such enormous high esteem. now, senator kay bailey hutchison is known for her competence, her strong character, and being an outstanding champion for texas, an advocate for women, and a real patriot, dedicated to serving our nation. i, too, know her as a dear friend, someone deeply committed to creating that zone of civility among the women of the senate. when senator hutchison arrived in the senate in 1983, this is -- there were -- there were prickly politics beginning to emerge. she had come from the texas legislature and knew the dynamics of a rum and tumble legislative -- a rough and tumble legislative body. but as we worked together on something called the homemaker ira, we said, why don't we just get together to see if we could create a zone of civility. that's when we brought the women together for those monthly dinners. rules were no staff, no leaks, no memos. we talked about everything f

poet philip james bailey writes: we live in deeds, not years, in thoughts, not breaths, in feelings, not figures on a dial. there are many deeds to recount in business: profit and loss estimates, new product introductions, new markets entered and conquered. all are notable deeds in their own way. for my part, i could think of degrees earned, positions held, places traveled, ideas shared. somehow they pale compared to the older woman who approached me after a speech i gave at a senior citizens group in florida. i had talked about the healing wer of humor and she waited tentatively to speak to me when the speech was over. thank you so much, she said, taking my hands in hers. i told her i should be thanking her, this was a wonderful audience. no, you don't understand, she continued. my husband died seven months ago. today is the first day i've laughed. in all my years, that's a deed i'll always remember, a gift i gave that came back to me ten- fold. i'm lou heckler. >> susie: that's "nightly business report" for friday, december 28. have a great weekend everyone, we'll see you online at

quarter cowboys down and romo to bryant and they pull within 2 and on the last play of the game, dan bailey who is is a 40 yard field goal cowboys get an emotional late second 20 to 19 win. and bruce won today. the giants are leading against new orleans and the nfc east could go 4-0 today the redskins needed that. >> nothing changes. >> yeah. everybody will be the same. >> all right. thanks. we will recap. >> we have more showers in tomorrow's forecast. but the biggest difference will be the temperature in the mid-60s tomorrow. and even a chance for some thunderstorms tomorrow. >> okay. >> adam morris what runner. >> and he is just as nice and humble of a guy off field for being a rookie. he is enjoying the moment i think he is. >> a battle ship out there. >> can't stop him. >> to have him and rice going at it that's fun to watch. >> all right. okay. thanks for watching. you can get updates any time online wusa9.com and we are going to see you back here at11. have a good evening. bye.