and our people. [ applause ] >> so i want to introduce june. [ applause ] , liz diaz. amy miles. bill collins. martha mahoney, who also does our halloween. terry. i saved lizzy. this is lizzy hirsch. she has been there. one of the founders of the friends of joe d in 1997. what started with planting a little grass on the children's playground has greatly expanded. few people know that the movie "thelma and louise" is a highly fictionalized account of lizzy and mine's adventures. [ applause ] >> most of it is overstated except for the driving off the cliff part. we have done that more than once. [ laughter ] the so yay lizzy. [ applause ] where is tan? he won't come up here, but there is tan hiding in the back. [ applause ] of the chinese town community development center. tan is one of the hardest working neighborhood activists and one of the smartest political operatives that i know. i learn something every time i talk to him and we have really used his help on this project. tina of the russian river neighbors wasn't able to be here, but her colleagues were and we thank the russian hill neigh

but bill collins has no regrets about how he and his team handled the situation. >> they are a speciese vulnerable. if we can save one bear, all the better. >>> coming up, a drag race goes wildly off track. >> it looks like a model car out there coming apart and somebody stuck a fire cracker in it or something. when caught on camera, heart stoppers continues. sometimes what we suffer from is bigger than we think ... like the flu. with aches, fever and chills- the flu's a really big deal. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. prescription tamiflu attacks the flu virus at its source. so don't wait. call your doctor right away. tamiflu is prescription medicine for treating the flu in adults and children one year and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing. have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior stop taking tamiflu and call your doct

and our people. [ applause ] >> so i want to introduce june. [ applause ] , liz diaz. amy miles. bill collins. martha mahoney, who also does our halloween. terry. i saved lizzy. this is lizzy hirsch. she has been there. one of the founders of the friends of joe d in 1997. what started with planting a little grass on the children's playground has greatly expanded. few people know that the movie "thelma and louise" is a highly

president, july and august when the cosponsors of both the underlying bill, the lieberman-collins bill and the secure i.t. bill which i am a cosponsor of plet meth regularly and i was hopeful we could resolve the significant differences between these two bills. unfortunately, we did not reach an agreement even though we had been promised an open amendment process on this underlying billing bill, the majority leader has once again filled the tree and filed for cloture. i voted against cloture in august and, unfortunately, nothing has changed since then. so i'm compelled to do the same thing today. we all understand the serious threat that is facing our country from cyber attacks and intrusions but that does not mean that congress should just pass any bill. frankly, the underlying bill is not supported by the business community for all the right reasons. and they're the ones that are impacted by it, they're the ones that are going to be called to comply with the mandates and the regulations and frankly, it is just not going to give them the kind of protection that they need from cyber at

have the votes to confirm sunnies a rice if we -- susan rice if we lose susan collins and other republicans like her. >> billpart of her statement yesterday she said that one of the things she had against susan rice was that what happened in benghazi was an eerie echo of the 1998 bombings of our embassies in kenya and tanzania when susan rice happened to be working at the department of state as an assistant secretary state. isn't this really bizzaro land? what's she saying? susan rice goes around the world bombing embassies wherever she is? for susan collins whom i thought was pretty smart that is really weird. >> we're hearing more and more from conservatives, from republicans who are linking back to the clinton era and rice's record. >> bill: what's the evidence? can people just say any freakin' thing they want today? >> yes. you've seen politics in the last couple of years bill. in fact, more than that. yes. but in this case, what they're making the argument is that there were intelligence failures in the past. and this looks like an intelligence failure now. you know, i don't know that any american remem

>> stephanie: bill wrote susan collins said she was trouble very troubled. >> troublesome trouble. >>-shirts out of a bengahzi campaign. >> stephanie: he's not even relevant in his own green room. >> that's what it's all about john mccain and lindsey graham, because their own party despises them both. >> stephanie: don't trump's partnership ruined macy's popularity. >> i ruined it hugely. >> stephanie: it has a sudden drop in popularity particularly among women. >> train wreck on 34th street. >> stephanie: and by the way the president is still president president. ♪ na, na, na ♪ >> stephanie: madonna's famous cone bra, they expect it will fetch $24,000. i can bring a sweaty running bra and auction it off for charity. >> there was a painting in the 90s and 80s where the cruise fix with human urine, and it was defended on free speech even if you don't like it. it's stupid right, but you have a--it's a stupidart but they have a right. so glenn beck is selling obama in pee-pee. it's plat tick obama wrapped in a flag submerged in urine. they had bids up to $11,000 but ebay removed it becau

a number of those bills i mentioned were led by women senators. susan collinsssed in the senate. debby sav know, patty murray, barbara boxer that went through, working with men and women from the other side. >> you think if there were more women, more would get do? >> i believe that, yes. >> because they are what? >> they are problem solvers. someone who studied women candidates said women candidates speak softly and carry a big statistic. i don't believe they speak softly, but they do carry a big statistic in that the >>> we've heard for years that some day robots will help us with our everyday chores. it looks as though the future is here. wheel show you the robot that can fold your clothes and more importantly get you a beer, next on "cbs this morning." >> this portion of cbs "this morning" is sponsored by aarp. fighting to keep medicare and social security strong for generations to come. al security. anncr: but you deserve straight talk about the options on the... table and what they mean for you and your family. ancr: aarp is cutting through all the politi

bill done. susan collins was sitting over and debbie stabenow with the heroic effort on the farm bill. it is not just talk and rhetoric. we help each other across the aisle. >> i have seen women propose more bills and are able to keep alive more than the counterparts. >> this election wanted action. do think the public will be rewarded and get more done? willow this be able to get more done? >> there isn't a choice. anyone who has looked to the election knows that is what people want. the country cannot stand still. we have to bring down the debt to and i think the electorate voted while the but we need to do positive things for the economy to make sure the workers are getting what they need at with engineering and wrap up the high-school level. and with this election 10% are hispanic and 75% voting for the president and many rebook-- republicans are talking about moving on and immigration reform. some things can move the economy if we can compromise on the debt to the knife the comprehensive energy policy so i am much more optimistic. you mention hubert humphrey and i have my doubts.

why switching from bills to a more durable collins makes more sense. americans like a buck. don't like the change. they keep trying. they have been recommending this for 22 years. >> it has not caught on by now. >> of most americans the vending machine even the federal reserve are against this thing and they just keep pitching it. kids don't like it. kids don't want change any more. everybody likes the dollar. >> change weighs you down and macy bulky. bills. we need bills. it's not going happen. we'll be back in just a bad and don't forget to catch a new episode of dr. phil at 10. dr. phil answer the question who is the best celebrity babysitter? they will have the strangers from millionaire matchmaker jeff lewis. they'll be doing a whole bunch of stuff. stars from all over will be trying to control out of control kids. we will see who does the better job. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and

bill done. susan collins got the postal reform bill done.ill sunny over in the house, and debbie stabenow who had a heroic effort on the farm bill. so you do see the results. it's not just talking rhetoric of the women as problem solvers. you have seen them get things done. i think there's a different attitude and also we help each other across the aisle. >> i seem to say that women on capital propose more bills and more bills and managed to get than their male counterparts do. i think you by do something about this election that wanted action from congress. do you think the public is going to be rewarded by a congress that is actually going to be able to get more done question mentioned the senate but a lot of those bills have ended up stuck in the house. will this congress build get more done than the last one? >> i don't think there's a choice. anyone who's looked at this election is talk to people out in their states know that's what people want to our country can't stand still anymore. we have an obligation to bring the debt down. i thi

for senators that were hoping to pass it in this congress here is senator susan collins she is one of the authors of this bill. i urge work to listen to the wisdom of former homeland security secretary michael chertoff and former n.s.a. chief general michael hayden from the previous ministration from president bush's administration david wrote the following we carry the burden of knowing that nine eleven might have been averted but the intelligence that existed at the time we do not go. should be in the same position again when those cyber none end of levon him it is not a question of whether there's little happened it is so question of when. well senator collins certainly isn't alone and her cyber fear is as we've seen cyber security has been a very hot topic and washington not only here on capitol hill but we heard from defense secretary leon panetta waiting cyber threats acquitting it to the threat of nine eleven also saying that cyber pearl harbor is looming if congress or government officials do not take action on cybersecurity is really being hyped as one of the biggest threats to our country at this ti

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i would anticipate this year senator collins introduced a cyber security bill -- it was geared toward single owner of all things cyber. kind of hard when you have a couple million people working for the government. working through variations upon a theme, but i think in the end you will see legislation that addresses standards of operating performance, standards of protection, and how each agency does it will be very different but there will be a standard. like a common definition lexicon -- there will be standards. laws that can define acceptable behavior in cyberspace -- every person on the face of the earth goes to a website that may not be what that website is. they are to checking that out. sometimes those website can cause a great -- pose a grave danger. we had to strengthen law enforcement possibility to prosecute cyber crime. my colleagues from the fbi and the department of justice will tell you it is a hard thing for them. yes, they were very successful with anonymous, but cyber crimes are very hard to prove. we have to focus on the defensive posture. we have to focus on peop

what possible connection could she have in senator sue collins is here to tell you next. and bill o'reilly ripping into one governor. what did the governor >> greta: if ambassador rice were trying to smooth over the benghazi controversy, she blew it. her meetings with gop senators only raising more questions, especially the meeting with senator susan collins. senator collins pressing ambassador rice about her state department work back in 1998. rice was working at the time when terrorists attacked two u.s. embassy with truck bombs. the attacks in kenya and tan zaneia killing over 200. 12 were americans. here's senator collins. you spoke yesterday with ambassador rice, is that right? >> i did. we met privately to about 75 minutes. so it was a long meeting. >> greta: did you get the sense she answered every question fully that you asked of her? >> no, she did not. i asked her a wide range of questions ranging from why she agreed as u.n. ambassador to go on the shows in the first place since that position, like secretary of state, is not detailed campaigning, to more detailed questio

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collins: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that peter halverson, the military fellow from the department of navy, be granted floor privileges for the remainder of consideration of the defense authorization bill. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. collins: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that senator demint be added as a cosposh of the feinstein-collins amendment number 3018. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. collins: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i rise to speak in support of the amendment offered by senator feinstein. the purpose of our amendment is to make clear that a united states citizen or a legal, permanent resident arrested in this country cannot be detained indefinitely without charge or trial. this amendment is necessary because current law with respect to the indefinite detention of u.s. citizens within the united states remains unclear after more than 11 years of a persistent conflict in which the enemy often does not distinguish itself from civilians. without this amendment, mr. president, it is conceivable that an american citizen could be arrested, detained, and held without charge or trial. in order to address this -- the gap in the la

i would anticipate this year, senator collins introduced a cyber security bill. it was geared towards a single owner of all things cyber. it is kind of hard when you have millions of people working for the government. in the end, you'll see cyber legislation that addresses standards of operating -- operating standards of performance, standards of protection, and how each agency does it will be very different. so much like a common definition lexicon, there will be standards. laws that can define acceptable behavior in cyberspace. good, bad, or indifferent, every person on the face of the earth close to a website that may not be what the website is. there is no malice. sometimes those web sites can cause great danger. we have to strengthen law enforcement's ability to prosecute cyber crime. my colleagues from the fbi and the department of justice will tell you that as a hard thing for them. yes, there were very successful with anonymous, the cyber crimes are very hard to prove. we have to focus on the defensive posture. we have to focus on people. it is not a robo

bill: welcome back to this special edition of the factor tonight. we go hollywood. our first unresolved problem segment. comedians jon lovitz collin quinn. with leary. why do you hate america. >> i love america. what are you talking about. >> you are a good boston boy. >> i'm a good boston boy. i love america. >> bill: you write this country, i assume that's america. including you and most of the people related to you by berthor marriage or both is populated by beings so blessed so long they have become almost completely immune any interest other than their own. >> true. >> bill: come on. >> how many people in just your daily walking around. >> bill: i don't walk around. i have people carry me. [ laughter ] >> well then you don't have to worry about it you are being carried around. don't you notice some of these morons walking around with their heads down texting or whatever they are doing while they are walking. >> bill: there is a lot of narcissism in our society. >> not everybody. not you, not me. i don't know about you, leary but almost everybody else. >> bill: you are making money. >> i don't walk around. >> you are making big money

bill: welcome back to this special edition of the factor tonight. we go hollywood. our first unresolved problem segment. comedians jon lovitz collin quinn. with leary. why do you hate america. >> i love america. what are you talking about. >> you are a good boston boy. >> i'm a good boston boy. i love america. >> bill: you write this country, i assume that's america. including you and most of the people related to you by berthor marriage or both is populated by beings so blessed so long they have become almost completely immune any interest other than their own. >> true. >> bill: come on. >> how many people in just your daily walking around. >> bill: i don't walk around. i have people carry me. [ laughter ] >> well then you don't have to worry about it you are being carried around. don't you notice some of these morons walking around with their heads down texting or whatever they are doing while they are walking. >> bill: there is a lot of narcissism in our society. >> not everybody. not you, not me. i don't know about you, leary but almost everybody else. >> bill: you are making money. >> i don't walk around. >> you are making big money

this is a bill that emerged in the senate with susan collins and joe lieberman who are extremely close in another bipartisan action that was blocked by lieberman's closest friends in the senate other than susan collins, john mccain and lindsey graham and it caused enormous tension. will they find a way out of that and what will be joe lieberman's last hurrah in the senate and what he wants and what is an extremely important and one you could certainly argue urgent priority because we know their people all over the world working night and day to bring about a cybersecurity terrorist attack as well as outside and also knowing that if there is no action there'll be steps taken by executive fiat that would be the more of noxious. can we overcome that dysfunction in the next few weeks? very interesting and then one final comment, to believe there is a fertile ground for the immigration bill. contrary to what a lot of people might say for precisely the reasons that henry was talking about. there will be a struggle for the soul of the future of the republican party and on one side you will ha

coming up, david collins breaks down one of the most misunderstood referendums on the ballot. bedtimes celebrities are on the billuper storm a benefit concert and it will be an emotional night. their personal ties to the tragedy when we come back. maryland, it's time. time for marriage equality. question 6 strengthens protections for our churches and guarantees the civil right to commit to the one you love. while there are those trying to divide us, presidents obama and clinton stand with us. pastors, business leaders, newspapers, democrats and republicans are all coming together for question 6. because it's about fairness-- treating everyone equal under the law. and who could be against that? >> nbc is hosting a benefit concert tonight. the event will be hosted by matt lauer and feature performances by singers with personal connections to some of the areas hardest hit. >> the entire jersey shore i knew is gone. >> jon bon jovi was back on sing up close the damage from hurricane sandy that he heard about while in london. >> to see it to devastated like this and people i grew up with, my grammar school turned into

he and senator collins have worked so hard to come up with a bill. they have compromised and compromised and compromised to point that we shouldn't -- the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: to the point where, mr. president, people are going to have an opportunity to vote on this also. senator lieberman's going to talk about how important this bill is to protect our country. i just had a -- i left the white house an hour or two ago. abc news they believe -- the president of the united states believes the cybersecurity bill is one of the most important things facing this country now -- not next congress, now. i a said on a number of occasions, the pentagon, the intelligence community believe that this legislation is vitally to the safety and security of our country. so before thanksgiving, we're going to finish the sports men's bill, we're going to have -- the republicans need to kill the cybersecurity bill. they've been following the lead of the chamber of commerce, which is an arm of the republican party anymore. it is just a front fo

this was a bill that emerged in the senate with susan collins and joe lieberman who are extremely close, and another bipartisan action that was blocked by lieberman's closest friends in the senate, other than susan collins. john mccain and lindsey graham. and it caused some enormous tension. will they find a way out of that, and what we will be joe lieberman's last hurrah in the senate and what he wants and what is an extremely important, one certainly could argue urgent priority because we know there are people all over the world working night and day to bring about a cybersecurity terrorist attack, and they are in government as well as outside. and also knowing that if there is no action that will be steps taken by executive fiat that would be even more obnoxious. can we overcome that dysfunction in the next few weeks? very interesting to then one final comment. i do believe there is fertile ground for immigration bill. contrary to what a lot of people might say, for precisely the reasons that henry has been talking about. there will be a struggle for the soul of the future of the pub

spoken about the extent to which this bill reflects not only the original compromise, the bipartisan compromise between himself and his ranking member, senator susan collins of maine, but then a second compromise done to reach further to our republican colleagues that is actually already embedded in this bill, and i think it's important for the people who are watching and listening to us to recognize that not only was this an original bipartisan bill that was the product of compromise, discussion and negotiation, but then a further unilateral step was taken by the distinguished chairman to move even more towards republican colleagues, and so it's really not only compromise but double compromise that is on the floor right now. mr. lieberman: i thank my friend from rhode island. i thank my friend for his interest in the area of cybersecurity and for his leadership. i haven't talked about that yet, and i will right now, which is to say following the advice of most of the experts, both political administrations, last two administrations, experts outside our original -- the centerpiece -- one of the centerpieces of our original bill was to create a public-priv

over to the senate and certainly i want to thank, also, senator lieberman and senator collins for the support of this bill. senator lieberman was outstanding in making sure we move this as quickly as possible. we have a bill that does two things. first things, enhances border security. and number two is to flame this particular bill in honor of a brave individual that jamie zapata that has given up his life. i know some months ago both chairman mccaul and i had the opportunity to meet with the family, with the mother and father of this strong hero that we got to know in the service of the line of duty. as you know i.c.e., immigration and customs enforcement, along with the u.s. customs and border protection, as well as federal and local and foreign law enforcement has created this initiative. the first best initiative was created in laredo back in 2005. and it's become a model across the country. and this is a comprehensive approach to identify, disrupt, dismantle transnational criminal organizations that have posed significant threats to the border and maritime security. through investigations, seize yea

recent senate bill that failed this had the backing not only of most of the democrats it have the backing also a senator joe lieberman an independent and republican senator susan collinsso i guess what are the political arguments here against this well there are two camps in the cyber security legislation world there is the camp that would like to see the department of homeland security had cyber security operations in the united states on this is a civilian agency they have very specific obligations they have much more transparent see the military agencies and this is the route that epic supports is this very new no more public friendly outlet however there's another camp that would like to see the operations house entirely at the n.s.a. the national security agency which has a long history of just being a total black hole for public information not only the last two boy requests that i just. because gone to n.s.a. up to ten times in the last few years asking them for information asking them for them to make anything that they're doing public to be held to some sort of transparency standard and they just won't comply and we believe that given the choice of these two

secretary for african affairs in the bill clinton administration in basically in the state department back then and what was her responsibility over that? susan collins said we hadn't learned the lessons and she had troubling questions about that. she asked susan rice about it and susan rice said she would have to refresh her memory. >> i think the benghazi controversy opened the door to other senators, other critics of susan rice, to raise questions, including about her tenure when she was assistant secretary of state for african affairs and there is -- there has been criticism of her role there. i mean in some ways i think susan collins' criticism has more potential, is more worrisome for advocates for susan rice and even the criticism we heard from senators mccain and graham yesterday because she is a moderate, because she is a woman senator, because she's not the first one you think would be a critic of the president's pick of susan rice to be secretary of state and because she offered this great rose petal in the path of john kerry to be the secretary of state. >> the fiscal cliff negotiations the president trying to rally the middle class in fa

bill with a bipartisan group of cosponsors. there were 30 of us. it was called "the due process guarantee act." and it included five republica republicans, senators lee, paul, collins, kirk, and moran. thanks to chairman leahy, the bill had a hearing earlier this year in the judiciary committee, as the president will so note, on february 29, 2012. this amendment clarifies questions that arose last year about the united states government's power to detain its citizens indefinitely when congress passed the fiscal year 2012 defense authorization bill. last year's bill had detention provisions in it that never had a hearing in the judiciary committee, the intelligence committee, or the armed services committee. let me just take a minute to describe why this is such an important issue for me. when i was a very young girl, i remember it was a sunday because my father worked every other day of the week. my father took me down to a racetrack called tanforan. it was the beginning of world war ii. the racetrack was just south of san francisco. it was then a staging point for japanese-americans en route to permanent detention centers in america, without charge or trial. here

i would anticipate this year, senator collins introduced a cyber security bill. it was geared towards a single owner of all things cyber. it is kind of hard when you have millions of people working for the government. in the end, you'll see cyber legislation that addresses standards of operating -- operating standards of performance, standards of protection, and how each agency does it will be very different. so much like a common definition lexicon, there will be standards. laws that can define acceptable behavior in cyberspace. good, bad, or indifferent, every person on the face of the earth close to a website that may not be what the website is. there is no malice. sometimes those web sites can cause great danger. we have to strengthen law enforcement's ability to prosecute cyber crime. my colleagues from the fbi and the department of justice will tell you that as a hard thing for them. yes, there were very successful with anonymous, the cyber crimes are very hard to prove. we have to focus on the defensive posture. we have to focus on people. it is not a robo

there is a bipartisan bill in the senate supported by senator lieberman and collins, rockefeller, feinstein are the main sponsors. i think that failed on a cloture vote earlier this year. i think there may be another agenda that during the lamb dhaka. whether there is one of probably depends on the outcome on tuesday. >> simply that out. if president obama is reelected. >> when he is reelected -- [laughter] i think the president shares our concern about this and this very up to speed on the elements and the different types of attacks that we are experiencing. i think that he will have to consider an executive order that covers many of the areas legislation could cover, but it's not a complete substitute for legislation. there are some things that only legislation can provide. saddam for example, companies -- you see what would incentivize the company to voluntarily pay this. one can be liability protection if any event were to happen but they had been deployed in what was construed as best practices. that kind of liability protection can only be conferred by statute. so that's the kind of t

bill richardson. sir, great to have you with me. >> thank you. >> you were the american ambassador to the u.n. do you think that susan collins a point when she says that ambassador rice should stay above politics or is it senators like collins or mccain or graham pulling rice into the political fray? >> my first view is the secretary of state, the u.n. ambassador, traditionally don't get into domestic mopolitics. they don't attend fund-raiser or campaign. however, they do and should speak before news shows to disseminate information about foreign policy to the american people. so to say that she should stay off news shows which are sunday which are informative to the public, yes, there is politics there, is incorrect. the president needs the chief foreign policy spokesperson for his administration and that's the secretary of state and then secondarily it's the u.n. ambassador. so i partially agree with the senator, they should stay out of domestic politics, but not when an issue like this comes up that the american people deserve some kind of an explanation. >> is it fair that she's caught in the cross hairs about what the i

bill press show." live on your radio and current tv. >> phil collins. >> john: as a child i knew this song was stupid.stones beatles leonard hanson, of all of the great songs you could play. oom-bop is a better song than this. it is a supremely crafted pop song. you don't have to recognize hanson that bop is dynamite. there are better phil collins songs to play. >> i have more up my sleeve. >> john: you got that willie nelson thing i requested? willie nelson did a duet with snoop dogg called roll me up and smoke me when i die. >> i'll play it again later in the show. >> john: i hate to do this, dan. you've been very nice to me. the bill press fans have been so welcoming and warm including the right wing trolls. it is nice to be in their bubble but i have to report something that's really kind of tragic and really represents the end of freedom and liberty as we have come to know it. of course, i'm talking, friends and neighbors about what's going on in san francisco where the drug war began in that bastian of morality. san francisco may be getting ready to shed its image as a city where anything goes i