(beckett) the truth is, mr.ut jane that a man in your line of work might find troubling. you mean that she was an informant? jane told me herself, about a month ago. she said that a bad cop had framed her and is forcing her to help him. i told her that there was nothing to tell this man about us because we are hone businessmen. i hoped the officer would grow tired of waiting and leave her alone, but unfortunately, that did not happen. i'm afraid your killer may be closer to home than you think. we've already ruled out detective carver. (chuckles) of course. (ryan) and what were you... honest businessmen doing between 10:00 p.m. and midnight on the night jane was killed? we were home, watching television. please feel free to speak to any of my household staff if you wish to verify this information. we will. (jangles keys) long-lasting, too. yeah, i could really use this silverado. i'm a big hunter. oh, what do you hunt? deer. fish. fantastic. ♪ this holiday, chevy's giving more. now qualified buyers can get 0% ap

secondly there's a magic with beckett, with an audience. interesting thing about that bit of a film, i never felt the same with the film that i do when it's on stage. there is a connection between thaudience and the performer i find that is almost impossible to put your finger on but it's very pa palpable. >> charlie: camerason't like talking to an audience. >> no, and beckett writes so distinctly for the theatre though you can do all the things you think you can do, you can take it down, you can yours common sense, you can make it into something which is just between yo and the lens and so on but there it requires an audience. >> charlie: what is beckett telling us about a man at 69 who on his birthday listens to tapes and then there one on his 39th birthday which reminds him of a romance. >> well, he's talking about a man who makes a fatal mistake and talking about regret and remorse and to a certain extt anger. so in this production i'm trying to veer away fro too much straight anger becauset's such a boring emotion. >> charlie: straight

why the beckett fund stepped up to defend the college. >> john: obamacare says you can't have a minimalist coverage, preventive care, and must cover birth control and morning after, plan b in the pregnancy, one day after sex and ela the week after. >> week after. >> so five or six days. >> and these are suppose today pay for the week after pill, the day after pill and employee student plan, it's a monk funded mandate. >> they think it's murder, i assume. >> right, they're catholic. >> john: not everybody who goes to the school is catholic. >> everyone comes to the school either to attend or work at the school knows that their mission is catholic and they've always been very proud about their catholic identity. >> and the school says if people want to have birth control pills, fine, but they can go pay for it themselves. >> the monks allow everyone to live accord to go their conscience and do not i am poets their beliefs on anyone, but ask that their beliefs be respected. >> john: obamacare imposes someone's belief on everyone. >> is that's right, the monks don't have a choice. >> john: the

why the beckett fund stepped up to defend the college. >> john: obamacare says you can't have a minimalist preventive care, and must cover birth control and morning after, plan b in the pregnancy, one day after sex and ela the week after. >> week after. >> so five or six days. >> and these are suppose today pay for the week after pill, the day after pill and employee student plan, it's a monk funded mandate. >> they think it's murder, i assume. >> right, they're catholic. >> john: not everybody who goes to the school is catholic. >> everyone comes to the school either to attend or work at the school knows that their mission is catholic and they've always been very proud about their catholic identity. >> and the school says if people want to have birth control pills, fine, but they can go pay for it themselves. >> the monks allow everyone to live accord to go their conscience and do not i am poets their beliefs on anyone, but ask that their beliefs be respected. >> john: obamacare imposes someone's belief on everyone. >> is that's right, the monks don't have a choice. >> john: there's an ex

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. >> yes i do regret that i didn't play the king in beckett. >> reporter: plumbmer had won raves in thee can be only one justice in this country. that is the king. >> reporter: well he had just made lawrence of arabia. you know, that tiny little film that hardly anyone saw. >> reporter: sound of music was one of the really bad films of all time? >> yes, i love peter. that man took my part. i'll kill him. >> reporter: by his own admission plumbmer lived a wildlife in his early years. in the late '60s he made actress elaine taylor who became his third wife. they've been together now more than 40 years. >> in this business it's a record-breaker. >> reporter: especially for you given your early record. >> i've only been married three times. good god. that's not an awful lot, is it. >> reporter: early on, they were coming fast. >> every five years. but at least five years. so i got to know their names. >> reporter: how did this one stick? >> elaine strengthens me. she's been extraordinary for me. she saved my life. first of all i was drinking too much. she said if you don't stop, we're finis

guest: becketts to the heart of the issue. they have to decide what the best way forward is. as a business tried to act as a business, whether it makes sense to do that. they will be trucking things along way and then maybe trucking them back. whether it makes sense to have processing plants going not as fast as they could -- as we just saw, the argument is to cut waste there. the argument from people is wendy weeks -- why you expect people to come back to you when you're going to do less and less? host: rate in clinton, ohio. clinton, iowa. i have a couple point i would like to clear up first. first, you talked about the mailers.foremas mass they farmed out that out to private business about the discount of 3 cents or whatever. it has changed many times. that could up in west -- left the post office. what they do the mass mailings for them, because they would have kept the 3 cents and still get the discount. that is just one thing. you said something about mr. issa's bill, and look to see who the top to campaign contributors are. there are the people you're talking about, fe

their efforts are led by skilled group of senior executive service managers, most of whom have beckett'sexperience, not just in federal service but at the nrc. i have confidence in >> we were to carry of our responsibilities for the american people. we are seeing a career managers with done a tremendous job. my colleagues and i have indoor a dishonest media campaign over the last week. it is quite clear that this campaign have to do with the real concerns we have. i do not intend to allow this to proceed. one issue i must address have to do with the issue this if it. after 20 months, we all place it in security at the top about consideration. we do not always agree on the goal of safety. we do not view is the same way. i believe we are all committed to the same goal. motivations of the goals of commission because of disagreements to strategy or purchase is irresponsible as i discussed, i feel my true role is to give voice to the men and women who serve the nrc, . first, i am most concerned that the chairman has asserted the authority to decide what information is provided to the commissi