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next week, mark wahlberg, collin farrell, bill simmons, jalen rose, bruce dern, jean triplehorn, andnd a special duet from christopher cross and ron burgundy. from anchorman. our first guest tonight, an oscar and golden globe nominated actress. delight to behold always. her latest collaboration with cohen brothers in the excellent new movie "inside llewyn davis," which opens nationwide on december 20th. please welcome carey mulligan. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> good, how are you. >> the hair is the seam color it was in the movie. >> that is a wig. it is the same color. >> jimmy: who would you have the wig the same color hair? >> because it wasn't, gosh, this is a great story to start with. it wasn't my hair color before. >> jimmy: whose hair color was it? >> i had very, very short blond hair. from "the great gatsby." >> jimmy: just finished. >> the great gatsby, flew from new york to australia. >> jimmy: i loved that movie. great movie. this is also a great movie. really, just, the cohen brothers almost every one of their movies is absolutely great. this one is

among the republicans who say they'll vote for the bill, senator susan collins, senator ron johnson, senator john mccain, senator mccain spoke about it on cnn's "state of the union." >> i hope it will pass the senate. i'll do anything, not anything but we must not shut down the government again. we can't do that to the people of this country and my state. >> dana bash is tracking the vote tally on capitol hill. give us the latest breakdown. >> you just mentioned the republicans who are going to vote yes, but before we get to that, tomorrow there is going to be a key procedural url measure that is going to determine the fate of this budget deal in the senate. and let's just sort of explain what is going to be needed. so viewers can understand. first of all, it will need 60 votes to pass or break a filibuster. and we'll remind viewers what the breakdown of the parties are in the senate right now, 55 democrats, 45 republicans. now, let's just assume for argument's sake all democrats vote thor this. we don't know that's going to happen. it might not. you would need five republicans. we h

bill done. we have susan collins leading the way on postal reform. number of us worked together on the violence against women passed the house, the senate bill. and we've worked very hard to leaders in the senate. i don't know exactly the timing. there's kind of a lineup. senate. is in the but i think there are women right now in very important roles.hip that is including barbara our de factos leader of the women in the senate. one of my best moments was when she gathered the women of the senate together before a vote and she stood up -- as you know, on a couch short -- and looked at us. i felt like, i'm back in the says, "get out there, square your shoulders, suit up, put your lipstick on, for theready revolution!" [laughter] is -- there is a lot of experience of the women in the senate that is passed on. we really do stand on the shoulders of those that came before us. >> that's great. a questionclose with to all of you. a lot of this series has been about women empowerment and being solution oriented. so can you maybe give our audience a tangible

bill done. we have susan collins leading the way on social reform. a number of us worked together on the violence against women act. we have worked hard to develop leaders in the senate. i do not know the timing. there are women right now in very important leadership roles. that is including barbara mikulski, who is our de facto leader. -- gathered the leader of the women of the senate for a vote and she stood up on a couch and she says, get out there, square your shoulders, suit up, put your lipstick on, and get ready for the revolution. there is a lot of experience in the women of the senate that is passed on. we do stand on the shoulders of those that came before us. >> we want to close with a question to all of you. a lot of the series is about women empowerment. can you give the audience an example or advice about how to become their own peacemakers? some kind of message to take into their own as they leave this event today. womenave talked to other who are thinking about getting and often i am met with the response that i don't know if i am qua

collins, a member of the committee on foreign affairs, the author of this bill, and we want to thank him for being such an active member of our committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for four minutes. mr. collins: thank you, mr. chairman. i do appreciate that and i do appreciate my -- what your staff and others have done, the ranking member, in moving this legislation through and also my good friend from illinois, mr. schneider, in what we have been able to work together. i would be remiss, also, if i did not recognize vernon robinson from my staff, as well, who is with me today who has kept this going while we have worked as well and so i appreciate his work and the rest of our staff in doing so. i introduced h.r. 1992, the israel q.m.e. enhonsment act. it lieus congress to conduct oversight of weapons sales in the mideast. due to instability in the region it's important that the review process be updated to reflect the needs of israel. h.r. 1992 accomplish this is goal by directing the president to report to congress every two years on israel's

the judge said his bill at $5 million. --ronnie collins.tim, 22 year-old ikenna uwakah arrange on line to me, to the bay view on sunday to sell him a new ps4. the police that when the two met face-to-face collins pulled out a gun and shot uwakah. san francisco's district attorney says he shocked by this senseless crime. the next time, to be in court is this coming monday when he will be arraigned. we'll be right back. stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >>stanley: bay area residents are keeping away free phones whether they want to are not to because electronic devices are still getting snatched. the reason hasn't changed. it's still the very same issue. a basically are smart phones are making us not so smart. >>: attention to what you are doing. people arprowl. you e of your items. the holiday season so keep your heads up. >>: these cards were handed out to distracted people all over san francisco by police officers. >>: how're you doing. i thought i'd give you of this year just to let another are a lot of so phone us out

there are senators john mccain, susan collins, just like, and richard burke which would make the bill'sackers just one vote short of the 60 needed to advance the measure. a final slate of pending presidential nominations to including janet yellen to chair the federal reserve will also be voted on next week. and health and human services secretary kathleen serious today dodging questions on the disastrous rollout of obamaca. first she was asked about her job security and in the event to promote the law. >> the initial rollout, your resignation to the president? >> in not callingiscuss what i talk about to the president. lou: interesting. the white house would not discuss what they talk about what the secretary other. secretary jay carney said only that president oba has confidence in secretary sibelius sibila is also ignoring to questions about whether she thought the fact checking organization was wrong to label the president's pledge if you like to play can keep it to be the ally of the year. here is part of what became a two minute response that really did n answer the question. >> i

bill. i can remember senator susan collins standing here with her sign about the impact on small businesses. and how detrimental it was going to be. i remember senator olympia snowe down here on the floor focusing on how it was going to impact businesses in maine. and yet all of these concerns that we raised which are now coming home to roost today were ignored on the other side of the aisle. well, this woman continues and concludes by saying, "with this kind of representation in the senate, i would ask wyoming voters this question: is now a good time to send a new u.s. senator to washington and lose this experience and seniority?" i'll tell you, i'm proud to stand with senator enzi and he saw it coming. he saw it coming three and a half years ago with this -- with this amendment on the senate floor. and we voted that way, and the democrats voted essentially to confirm that people would lose their insurance and not going to be able to keep it even if they like it. so these are the problems that continue to plague the health care law, continue to plague folks all around the country as they'r

anything pertaining to women, but marsha and i are determined to pass this bill and we have strong bipartisan support with senator collinski. a spot on the mall or near the mall is a bipartisan initiative dedicated to honoring women and their important contributions to our country and our history andin piand inspiring a new generation of leaders. little girls should be just as inspired as little boys when they come to their capital, but regrettably women are largely missing from history books, from monuments, from statues. of the 210 statues in the capital, only 13 are of women. >> wow. >> of the 2,400 historical sites in our country, only 5% are women. this history museum with change that and tell an important story. >> you'd think it line easier, given that we have a record 101 women in congress. so beyond what we just heard from your colleague, make your case. why do you think this is so important? >> chris, i think it's important for people to realize that this would be a privately funded museum. we know that it takes longer to get it done through the governmental agencies and the processes, so what they have done, w

bill. democrats need just five republican votes. it looks like they have them. here are our numbers. we've got mccain, flake, collins, burr and ron johnson who've all voindicated they're going to vote to move the bill forward. at least four other senators are willing to vote to advance the bill if necessary. >> i hope it'll pass the senate. i'll do anything -- not anything. but we must not shut down the government again. we can't do that to the people of this country and my state. >> here's the question now. will republicans, particularly republicans in the house led by speaker john boehner, make the political calculation that the dividends that health care can pay them as a political story are worth avoiding other fights with democrats? particularly fights on immigration and the minimum wage. which democrats would like to exploit as wedge issues in the months before the election. on "meet the press" sunday paul ryan defended his bill from republican criticism by arguing that ideal allows republicans to do just this. focus on health care. >> government has to function. and we saw the specter of two possible governme

. >> reporter: in the on march prison suit 21 years old ronnie collins listened as a judge said his bill $5 million. the district attorney's office called him a christmas time predator. >> reporter: he is charged with murder and attempted robbery accused of shooting to death a man over a place station for. >> reporter: colins is accused of killing 22 year old ikenna uwakah seen in these photos. the assistant district attorney explained what investigators believe happened on sunday in the bay below it was his girlfriend who arranged and mr. gramm to sell the p s four to collins. at the meeting point, by yuch blood part instead of pulling out cash to be the case as collins pulled out a gun and you call what tried to give him the peak as for. his family came to court to see their loved ones accused killer but declined to comment on the case. district attorney george bass, called it very disturbing >> pam: the bart train was stuck in the berkeley hills tunnel between the orlando and barack richard bart stations hundreds of passengers stranded aboard the train triggering major delays on the b

collins: mr. speaker, just in closing, it is good to be with my friends down here and the bill is commonsense language and addresses issues such as child abuse and the consequences of the davenport family. and with that, i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: jabblet. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 3627. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid pon the table. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable, the speaker, house of representatives, sir, on december 4, 2013, pursuant to section 3307 of title 4 of the united states code, the committee on transportation and infrastructure met in open session to consider resolutions authorize five perspectives ncluding in g.s.a.f.y. 2011, f.y. 2014, capital investment and leasing programs, our committee continues to to work to continue to cut waste. resolutions approved by the committee will

accident that all of a sudden you see republicans support from this bill come from some of these places except for maine's susan collins. it's come from senators who are not up for election in 2014. among the seven senators who force 2014 primary challenges, four rushed to a oppose it -- enzi, graham, cornyn and roberts. mitch mcconnell's credentials have being defended today in a new ad linking him to the senator from kentucky, rand paul. but mcconnell has declined to say publicly how he'll vote. sources say he plans to vote against it. then there's mississippi's thad cochran who faces a tea party challenge from chris mcdaniel. he's not coming out for or against the agreement but has signaled he may use the military pension cuts in deal as a reason to pose it. he said there is no justification in first turning to those who have served or are serving in the military and asking them to make new sacrifices. today the other senators co-sponsoring a republican amendment to restore the pension cuts, kelly ayotte, lindsey graham, and roger wicker, will bring military families to the senate to protest the cut. tennessee's lam

been lobbying threatening the farm bill, that the commodity growers,he corn soybean folks, the sugar folks are warring against each other. quote from congressman collin peterson. this is not helping to get a farm bill. i didn't have this in 2008 when he was the chairman. the attitude among the commodity be lined up and shoot. guest: one of the things concerned about is making sure we get a farm bill the covers all the various crops. what chairman lucas's goal has been through the whole process. we can't have a farm bill for some farmers. we need a farm bill for all farmers. explain what is going on for people that don't know. some groups when they , we at this new safety net are doing away with direct payments which is a major reform. host: direct payments to farmers. so we're going to more of an insurance scenario. people want to make sure that tos new safety net is going provide an actual safety net for them. some people want the safety net to be based on income. some people want the safety net to be based on price. what we have been working to do together put something that meet everybody's needs. i don't think everybody is going to be happy, but

in "the new york times," gail collins wrote "led by the american family association and fox news's billservative christians have been encouraging boycotts of stores that do not connect their aim to sell massive amounts of clothes, toys, electronics and linens over the month of december with the birth of christ." that is a snide comment, is it not? it's also false. the only time we get involved with stores is if they forbid their employees to say merry christmas, a direct violation of freedom of speech. ms. collins has misled her viewers and readers before, and the editors of the "the new york times" don't seem to mind. we asked the woman to appear this evening, but she is hiding under her desk. joining us now from boston, chris stedman, assistant humanist chaplain at harvard university and author of the book "fatheist, how atheists found common ground." i want your opinion on the massive display in times square put up by the american atheist group, which says "who needs christ during christmas? nobody." it's kind of mean-spirited, is it not? >> well, i'm going to go out on a limb here,

bill. they join senators john mccain, jeff flake, susan collins and ron johnson who committed support.is gop group with the 53 senate democrats and two independents and that's more than the 60-volts needed to overcome a filibuster and bring it to a final vote. not everyone is on the same page in the grand old party these days. >> are you kidding me? >> months after the gop was pushed into a failed strategy that led to a government shut down, speaker john boehner had had enough. the groups bring the power of money and action v.i.x., but boehner said he won't be pushed around. >> i don't care what they do. >> patrick hedger of freedom works said speaker boehner should care. >> i think it would be virgin wise for the speaker to once again try and reject the fact -- and push back against the grass roots movement of this country. that only lends credibility to our argument that this is washington versus america. >> hedger said the groups aren't intimidated after last week's public reprimand and this brought to light a long simmering fight. >> this just proves our message that without grassr

senator bill nelson chairs the committee while senator susan collins serves as the ranking member. this is just under two hours. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. long-term care is an issue that comes up repeatedly. it's an issue that many of us not only have a legislative interest in, but a personal stake as well. many of us have spoken in prior hearings about caring for our parents as well as planning for our own futures to alleviate some of the decisions for our children. currently, about 12 million americans have long-term care needs, and that number is rising rapidly. across the country middle class families are going through the same tough ever -- tough choices on how best to care for elderly parents. medicare and most traditional health insurance plans don't cover long-term care expenses. and while private long-term care insurance is available, most people don't have it because they see long-term care as something that they'll never need. well, additionally who's going to deliver long-term care services? do we have the right work force wi

council made his first appearance in court. 21 year-old ronnie collins faces charges of murder and attempted robbery. the judge said his bill at $5 million. the victim, 22 year-old ikenna uwakah are arranged on line to meet college in the bay view on sunday to sell him a new peak ask for. but police say when the two met face- to-face collins pulled out a say when the two met face- to-fi've got one word for you... five year plan. you know how long that takes? five years. you are so important, and i don't think you know it. you can buy a house. you do not want to be... [ male announcer ] find some peace this holiday. get 8 pieces any recipe, 2 large sides, 4 biscuits, and 12 cookies baked in-restaurant, that's a lot for just $19.99! yes you did. yes you did. no i didn't. no i didn't. yes you did. yes you did. no i didn't. no i didn't. did not. yes you did. [ male announcer ] today tastes so good. school and san francisco's porto district earlier this week. the firearm was found tuesday afternoon at phillip and sala burton academic high school. in school staff member noticed an unattended backpack and the schools while the cen

bill next month. >>> a man has pleaded not guilty in a san francisco murder case. 21-year-old ronnie collins is accusedf luring the victim to san francisco by offering to buy a video game console from him. the victim, ikenna uwakah of daly city was shot. he had posted the playstation 4 for sale online. >>> ty the season for giving but before you donate be cautious when choosing charities. >> here's cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger to let us know what to look out for. good morning jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> so your approach the give money -- to give money. what's the first step? >> reporter: number one verify the charity's name. you know there's over one million charities in the u.s. so it's really easy to have a case of mistaken identity. if you are being vis sissed on the phone or -- solicited on the phone or in person, just ask the person to send you the materials. snail mail e-mail whatever. you want to be able to review the information without any pressure. once you have it just checkout the mission and program online to make sure it jives with what you want to give to. >> how ca

trafficking senator collins and i are both strong supporters and advocates of second amendment rights for law-abiding americans. it seems absurd that they insist in the filibuster of the bill. the american people expect us to stand up and face our responsibilities. whether we like having to vote , we have an oath of office. we have the solemn privilege of meeting with some of the families who lost loved ones in the sandy hook shooting. can hardly begin to comprehend the enormous grief that these individuals have suffered losing such a young in an spouse, or mother act of what would appear to be senseless violence. your -- varying your child is something that no parent should have to do. -- burying your child. the families and friends of the are owedf sandy hook the dignity and respect of a effortrent, good-faith .o address gun violence i do believe there is a common ground upon which republicans and democrats can come together. of issue of mental health the gun owner is that common ground for me. along with enforcing current laws that are on the books. if there is one thread that connects the horrific series of gun violence episodes in our , particularly in recent times, i

out to reach agreement on a farm bill some last minute horse trading may have put a deal within reach. one of the four lead negotiator on the committee democrat collinid one of the main sticking points the size of the cuts to the s.n.a.p. program, also known as food stamps, has been agreed to. entitled, how democrats plan to cut food stamps without enraging their base, $8 million over 10 years. the savings achieved targeting a loophole in low in come home energy assistance program. still even $8 billion in cuts may not satisfy house republicans who earlier this year balked at $20 billion in cuts before finally settling on $40 billion. appears in front of an agriculture group in kentucky over the weekend, republican senate leader mitch mcconnell complained the farm bill has become a food stamp bill. actually since 1973. saying we need to move in the direction of having a vibrant, productive expanding economy and you don't do that by making it excessively easy to be nonproductive. indeed, does anyone know about the ease of being nonproductive? it is republicans in congress. the question now is will anyone check lawmakers in their zeal to repeal the so

collins about the moment she heard the gunshots. >>> and why a local utility company wants to make thousands of customers pay for more their elect rit bills. and good evening. i'm doreen gentzler. >>> 20 children murdered almost one year ago in connecticut. tonight the 911 calls for the sandy hook elementary school shooting were released despite a long court battle. parents of the young victims did not want the calls released. nbc news has decided not to air those recordings. jay gray joins us live from new york with more on what we learned from listening to the 911 calls. jay? >> good evening. the tapes are chilling. a 911 dispatcher urging teachers to lock their doors, protect and keep them calm. instructing another faculty member to keep pressure on a gunshot wound. still many say those accounts should have never been made public. it is a day the survivors and families of victims from the sandy hook massacre have been dreading. the release of 911 calls from that day. a painful reminder of the and heart

. >> reporter: maine republican senator susan collins has been pushing for a women's museum since 2003. in 2010 the billublicans who wrote this to senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, the establishment of a national women's museum while laudable would be duplicative of the more than 100 skifgt federal, state and private women's history entities across the country." >> some argue the museums that have exhibits that honor women, the contributions for american women throughout our history deserve their own museum. >> reporter: contributions like founding the red cross, winning the right to vote, or taking over industrial jobs during world war ii. earlier this month, blackburn and maloney were finally granted a hearing before the house administration committee. they see it as the first step toward the goal that should have been fulfilled long ago. for "cbs this morning," nancy cordes, washington. >>> italy is taking on a crisis at the clol see yum. colosseum. >> reporter: what do you do if one of your greatest national treasures and biggest tourist attractions is an unholy mess but your reception and the

bill. we can use this information. i want to thank again all those who made today possible. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman from georgia. mr. collins: thank you, mr. speaker. this is a good way for our judiciary committee to come to an end on something we can agree upon that is a good thing, i appreciate the opportunity to be here. i encourage my colleagues to support this and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia yields back. all time has expire. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1447. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those present having voted in the affirmative, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass house resolution 3509 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 3509, a bill to require the secretary of state to submit to congress a report then status of post-earthquake recovery in haiti. the

collins, blake, hogan, isaacson, johnson, mcc n mccain, mourkowski and portman. fortunate the others had the guts to stand up and oppose the plan. here's what senator lindsey ab. >> president obama, don't sign this bill in its current form. we've got until january 15th, you, above everybody here, has a responsibility to take care of those who serve, who are retired, going to retire soon and in the future. you are the commander in chief. mr. president, do not let this happen. >> now, a final vote on the bill in the senate is expected no later than tomorrow. tonight, we want you to join the conversation. log onto our facebook page. would you support the so-called bipartisan deal? sound o on twitter, use the har #hannity, my twitter address. this and much more. one of the few lawmakers refusing to support the plan, senator rubio, welcome back. >> thanks for having me back. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. a great way to start. why do you oppose and tell me your interpretation of the impact on the military. >> on the military side it's important to start with that. these men and women serving us in the armed forces will be impacted particularly those retired and depending on those retired benefits no

bill: what happens now? what sort of reaction from congress on this one? >> reporter: we're getting skeptical reaction from congress in fact. maine republican senator susan collins co-chaired a investigation into the secret service after the cartegna, said the majority of the services 7,000 employees are hard-working and dedicated but she said quote, this report does confirm there is a certain subculture in the secret service that engages in risky behavior and could put national security and the mission of the secret service at risk. bear in mind the acting inspector general who oversaw this investigation, charles edwards, was just transferred to another job in recent days after being accused of softening reports to keep from embarrassing the obama administration. edwards has denied the charges but there were a number of whistle-blowers in his office around wisconsin republican senator ron johnson says some information in the cartegna investigation was left out of the final inspector general's report. bill? bill: wendell, thanks. there is a lot in that. wendell goler from the north lawn there. 10 minutes past the hour now. coming up on 11 now. martha: ask here i

collins and i are both strong supporters and advocates of second-amendment rights for law-abiding americans. and it seems absurd that some senators nonetheless persist in filibustering the consideration of our bill. we, the american people expect us to stand up and face our responsibilities. whether we like having to vote or: without objection. mr. cornyn: mr. president, yesterday i had the solemn privilege of meeting with coming of the families -- with some of the families who lost loved ones in the sandy hook shooting. aes as a father, i can hardly bn to comprehend the enormous grief that these individuals have suffered, losing such a young child or a spouse or a mother in an act of what would appear to be just senseless violence. burying your child is something that no parent should have to do. the families and friends of the victims at sandy hook are owed the dignity and respect of a transparent, good-faith effort to address gun violence. i do believe there is a common ground upon which republicans and democrats can come together. the issue of mental health of the gun owner is that common ground for me, along with enforcing current laws that are on the books. if there's one thread that conne

the bill we passed in july and make sure iran understands that not adhearing to the agreement, not abandoning its knew leer program will have dire consequences in six months. i yield back. mr. collins: i appreciate the gentleman. it's a matter of now. this has been going on for a while. this is not built up just over the last couple of weeks, this has been a problem with iran for, you know, going on years now, they've been building this program and really bunkering this program now, which i think when you call for transparency highlights the need that it is amazing now that all of a sudden they want to be open but yet they only want to be open in a way that they control but they d want the money. i mean, i think it goes back to -- we can go back to the american film, show me the min. show me the money, show me iran's intention at this point. they want the money that's been held up by sanctions. why? because the sanctions have worked this administration needs to understand, the sanctions are worked. they have worked in a way that we have not seen before. it is not time to abandon those. as i mentioned -- mentioned a few minutes ago, i wanted to take israeli prime minister netanyahu'