>> i will start and then i will yield to senator collins. the most important point here is that at some point the federal government has to be able to say to a private business that owns critical infrastructure that we all depend on and an enemy might attack we've got to be able to say to them you've got to meet this standard of defending yourself and defending our country. some companies do it now, some don't. our bill house what we think is light and demands on those companies. we set a standard. it's up to them how they meet. if the department of homeland security determines they want be any further regulator but there is a lot else in the bill but ultimately that is the moment and the point of truth and the other real put in by some of our colleagues doesn't do that and therefore it doesn't get. >> senator collins? >> that is a key provision of the bill. you cannot ignore the fact that 85% of critical infrastructure is in the private sector and say that we are going to be securing the country. but we very carefully crafted the bill so th

senator collins made this point so well. she is a real opponent of overregulation of business which hurts the economy, but this is not that. this is a kind of public safety law that we put in place to protect our safety and in fact will protect american business from either being attacked and knocked out or having all sorts of its pearls stolen from it and -- materials stolen from it and from us. if i remember who said it, i'll give them credit. i'm quoting now and not giving credit. by saying this bill is overregulation is saying it's overregulation to require a developer who puts up an office building to meet certain safety standards in the construction of the building. you have to get a permit from the city that says the building is safe to go into. that's where we are when it comes to cyber buildings, cyber structure today. >> i think that the alternative legislation would leave our country so vulnerable. it would do virtually nothing to protect critical infrastructure and that poses a huge threat to the well-being of ou

the main difference between the lieberman-collins bill and the mccain bill is that the lieberman-collins bill employs a mechanism whereby you'd have closer coordination between the public and private sector in setting standards, more stronger cybersecurity standards to protect critical infrastructure. they also, the collins-lieberman bill also sets up a mechanism for information sharing whereby the government would be able to share classified information, signatures, if you will, threat signatures with the private sector, and in return also the private sector could share information, threat information with the government. it's really, it needs to be both ways. right now either through law or through practice it's not possible for that level of information sharing to occur. the mccain bill primarily only focuses on voluntary information sharing. again, an important part of the equation, but it doesn't get us where we really need to be. think about it in this way. everyone would pretty much agree that we have among the safest airlines in the country, and yet, you know, the good intentions

and here comes collins right on time. >> hi. how are you?rab my stuff down here, okay? >> officer kevin paneda of the flagler beach police is stationed right under that walkway along with his partner. they're ready in case collins decides to run. >> give me a sense what it was like crouching down beneath the walkway there. >> well, the sand's falling into our face from his shoes. just walking back and forth, which was very suspenseful for us because we had no idea if he was going to jump down, see us and our position was given away. >> how are you? >> and collins does follow the decoy right down to the beach and within just a few feet of the police. >> at that point in time, we just wanted to jump out of the hole and take him into custody. >> so -- >> i haven't flown a kite in like forever. >> i know. what's going on? >> how you doing? >> look at the beach. it's so pretty. >> i'm kind of shy. >> come on, no hug. >> let's stand here and look at the beach for a minute. i'm kind of shy. >> let me -- let me go to my truck real fast. >> what are

senator collins? >> mr. chairman, if add one thing, and that is legislation has gone through a lot of tetions, it was reported first in 2010. i realize the senator was not part of the committee at that point. but our staff has shared draft after invited them to briefings. i know the senator has come tols that we've had as well. so we have invited put from the staff. >> i'm sincere in my appreciation of the work and the desire to get this right and move some legislation. with that in mind, i know the house has worked on a bipartisan version, probably a very important first step in really trying to get information shared. is that something you can move towards? >> i think there may be parts of that included in this bill but this bill is a much stronger and more comprehensive focus on what we actually need in the cyber security area giv >> in terms of the carve outs, i was trying to use one of the big expressed. if you're really trying to create cyber security why would you carve out people at the heart

, que ha cubierto al pa, desde que era niña, y maría antonieta collins le pregunta al papa, la preguntala ideología marxista? y el papa, desde el aire, dice palabras más, palabras menos, que el comunismo no funciona y que la ideología marxista en esta época no funciona, estoa tenido enormes reacciones, en ca, fuera de cub en la casa blanca, el papa benedicto xvi que no ha aterrizado en méxico y ya está reaccionando, ruy rodríguez, el cancíller cubo dio estas declaraciones. >>> quienes pretendan obstaculizar est visita apostólica, con manipulaciones políticas, fracasarán, porque su santidad encontrará en cuba un pueblo orgulso de sus convicciones, de su independiencia. >>> este fue el canciller cubano bruno rodríguez, reaccionando a lo que el papa dice en el aire, cómo puede uno hablar por teléfono desde el avión papal, se puede c teléfono satital, vamos a ver qué dicen los cubanos allá en cuba, para saber cómo recibieron estas declaraciones, león felipe gonzález con la información. >>> co estás, jorge, buenas tardes estamos llegando hace unos minutos a esta posición, ha sido complicado

the lieberman-collins and the republican bill. where do you stand on those. >> we're looking at those, but we're doing our own efforts in the house of representatives. i was on the speakers' task force, and now i'm on the goal leading with the bipartisan committee to give us the outline, and so not that we're recreating the wheel, but we want to make sure we're doing it in a little different way than the senate's doing. >> host: if the collins-lieberman bill comes to the house, what's your thoughts about that specific bill? >> guest: well, i think, you know, it -- i think that bill comes close but we're looking for a way of breaking down barriers to empower private sector internet providers, backbone developers. first of all, those are the first line. we have to empower them. it's a little bit different philosophy than the lieberman bill or mccain bill that i think creates a little bit of government involvement and we're trying to facilitate communications as opposed to create something new. >> do you think the department of home

according to tim collins, cullen frost is great.hing that jibes with my understanding of the fundamentals because the regional banks are in great shape here. jpmorgan looks real good, and the swath of the banks represented by eufn is bad, and it's downright ugly. livan cleave, angel eyes. ugly. what a chance for the u.s. banking strength to unload the european mediocrities right into the unsuspecting european arms. stay with cramer. wÑwÑwÑwÑwÑwÑwÑwÑwÑososososvycyíy >>> oh, hi. noise makes you lose money. noise can be a killer. noise can really get you down. noise cancellation headphones, that's how i look at today's powerful action. i need them. let me give you some noise that drowned out some terrific ideas. first there's the apple news. it's fantastic. no doubt about it. taking the stock up 16 points to $568. we've got lines for ipads and people begging for them worldwide. that would normally number a pre-2012 world mean have you to sell the microsoft intel personal computer axis. it's not working. both stocks keep going higher. t

senator collins? >> thank you, mr. chairman. madam secretary, to follow up on a question that theked you. it's my understanding that dhs expertise in the area of industrial control systecate other government agency. is that correct? >> yes. >> and that's important because industrial control systems are a key part of critical infrastructure like the electric grid, water treatment plants. is that also correct? >> yes, and when you think about it, if you have the ability to interrupt the control system, you can take down an entire protective network. you can interfere with all of the activities there and the attacks on control systems are growing more and more sophisticated all of the time. >> and could you tell us about work that is being done by dhs with your ics cert team and a national lab with respect to the u.s. electric grid? >> yes. we are working in both of those capacities with the national labs with the grid in terms of not only mitigating attacks that have occurred but also preventive measures they can employ. >> so you

senator collins. >> thank you, mr.. chairman, le applaud you for your leadership in this very issue. as well as the leadership of our two leadoff witnesses, senator rockefeller andenat feinstein who contrub oibuted s for to this issue and this k y holding this important hearing today. after the 9/11 attacks, we learned of many early warnings that went unheeded including an fbi agent who warned that one day people would die the wall that kept law agencies apart. when a major cyber attack occurs, the ignored warnings would be even more glaring. because our nation's vulnerabilityady en attempts bynation-states, terrorist groups, cyber criminals and hackers to penetrate our warnings of our vulnerability to a major cyber attack directions and countless experts. undersco intrusions that have already occurred. earlier this month, the fbi directar threat will soon equal o threat terrorism. he argued that we should be addressing the cyberthe same d applied to the threat. the director of national intelligence made the point stron

according to tim collins, cullen frost is great.ng that jibes with my understanding of the fundamentals. the regional banks are in great shape there. jp morgan looks good, and the swath of the banks represented by eufn is bad, and it's down right ugly. what a chance for the u.s. banking strength to unload the european mediocrities right into the unsuspecting european arms. stay with cramer. here's a chance to create jobs in america. oil sands projects, like kearl, and the keystone pipeline will provide secure and reliable energy to the united states. over the coming years, projects like these could create more than half a million jobs in the us alone. from the canadian border, through the mid west, to the gulf coast. benefiting hundreds of thousands of families throughout the country. this is just what our economy needs right now. >>> oh, hi. noise makes you lose money. noise can be a killer. noise can really get you down. noise cancellation headphones, that's how i look at today's powerful action. i need them. let me give you some

collins says he commlied... because he didn't wann to lose his ob.i'm like-so what exactly are you doing? what are you looking for? i'm looking through your messages, thrrugh your wall, through your pictures and throughhyour &pposts to make sure thaa you'r not flashing any gang signs or involved in any illegal aativity, i was juut morrified. i juut thought that line."collins hasssince left that job... but his complaiit to the a---l-u prompted change. maryyand's department of corrections' new policy states candidates will not be asked po share their login orr corrrctions departtent are b - askedd o ogin into facebook interviewer looos over their shoulderrthe deeartment argues that kiid of screeninn is usefullfoo public safety and law enforcement jobs. some airmen in colorado aae attempting to break a world pecord... in dodgeball.the team is set to plly 40 hours straaghttthh current ecord of 31 continuous hours of dodgeball was set in albany, new york.proceeds from thh game will benefit the air force assistanne fundd.. that supports air force families.

collins is the only woman astronaut still trained as a commander. only one after all these years. one more woman who is a pilot, nasa language for copilot. those are still pretty low figures. yes? >> could i mention a parallel i mentioned to you before? >> yes, you may. >> betty ryan wolf of 1935 -- >> '36. >> burden of proof? '36. >> you have the experts here. >> she became a pilot and enlisted or tried to enlist in the navy when the war broke out as a pilot. was naturally refused. she then spent the war in pensacola teaching male pilots celestial navigation. that's a very good point. "the mercury 13" were too young to participate in any way in the national effort in world war ii, too old to be part of sally ride's generation. they were squeezed right in the middle there. they looked to women like the alum you mentioned as the shoulders they stood on. particularly point to the wasps, women's air force pilots of world war ii, who ferry planes domestically. without their efforts they wouldn't have been able to start rattling that door a little bit. well, i think that just about doe

the woman who made this all happen -- a media shy, 49-year-old mother of two -- suzanne collins, has tv interview, but we get a rare insight to her and the inspiration from her publisher. >> i was flipping through images of reality television, there were these young people competing for $1 million. and i was seeing footage from the iraq war. and the two things began to sort of fuse together in a very unsettling way. >> reporter: katniss -- the fierce heroine at the heart of the story is a far cry from bella, often a damsel in distress. no vampires or wizards here. collins' trilogy is set in a futuristic dystopia where every year a tyrannical government forces teenagers to fight to the death on reality tv. collins explains she wants young people to think critically. >> what do you think about choices your government, past or present, or other governments around the world make? what's your relationship to reality tv versus your relationship to news? >> reporter: collins may shun the spotlight herself, but this mom and her news are about to be everywhere. dan harris, abc news, new york.

y el vocero papal escogió a 5 periodistas para hacer preguntas, y el primero fue maría antonieta collinss euros para estar en el avión papal, pudo hacerle una pregunta al papa, este es su reportaje. >>> dos horas de sueño, llegar primero que nadie al aeropuerto, seguir la pie de la letra las castrenses instrucciones, cumplieron el dicho, al que madruga, dios le ayuda y pronto estuvimos al aire >>> cinco periodistas, dijo el portavoz de el vaticano al papa, fueron escogidos entre los 73 >>> (italiano9. >>> santo padre, méxico y cuba, han sido viajes en los cuales su predecesor hizo historia, cuál es su ánimo y también cuál es la esperanza de usted. >>> me siento en las palabras de juan pablo ii, de que cuba se abra al mundo y también el mundo a cuba, porque el camino continúa >>> en la rueda de prensa ,tocó temas de narcotráfico en méxico, pero cuba siguió dominando el tema, hoy que es evidente que la ideología marxista no responde a la realidad, se tienen que encontrar nuevos modelos, dijo el papa de los católicos. >>> después de media hora ,el papa benedicto xvi volvió a su cabina dentr

suzanne collins has never done a tv interview.are insight into her and the "hunger games" trilogy, in this video from her publisher, scholastic. >> i was flipping through images of reality television, where there were these young people competing for a million dollars. and i was seeing footage from the iraq war. and these two things began to fuse together in a very unsettling way. >> reporter: katniss, the fierce heroine at the heart of the story, is a far cry from the "twilight" saga's bella, who is often a damsel in distress. collins' is set in a future dystopia, where a tyrannical government forces teenagers to fight to the death on reality tv. collins, whose father served in vietnam when she was a little girl, explains in this interview that she wants young people to think critically. >> what do you think about choices your government, past and present, or other governments around the world make? what's your relationship to reality tv, versus your relationship to the news? >> reporter: collins may shun the spotlight herself. b

chairman, senator collins, senator landreau. banner day. i look at its as finally the senate is coming together. that we are settling on one is. if it needs improving. we'll up prove it. with a focus we can hopefully move forward. i want to thank you for for the hearings you have held, and for all of the offers for consultation that you have placed out there to a moment on behalf of what i do in the intelligence committee. we have examined cyber threats to our national and economic security. and just last month, at the worldwide threat hearing, which is an open hearing, we heard fbi direhatct b the cyberthreat which cuts across all programs will be the number one threat to the country. and already cyber threats are doing great damage to the united states. and the trend is getting worse. let me give you just four examples. and what is interesting is we know about these when they en often classified because the people that they happen to don't want it released because they -- because their clients will think badly of them. of course it is not

and collins uses 55. here we go.tle arcane stuff here, and one of those mathematical constants associated with leonardo fibonacci. found a set a number that repeated over and over again in nature. and i'm a fibonacci nobody, but that's okay. now we see the same exact thing. the transports have a more bullish support line, in brown on the chart, and we see this. it's in there, believe me. and this is the brown line, you have to follow it at length. and the 55-day moving average, how high can the transports go up if this pattern repeats itself? dow jones transportation is at 5,276. if we break out over 5,375, then collins sees this index going vavoom, 5,575, based on what happened before. 9.5%. and that is just going to get a lot of bears to capitulate. what does that mean for the rest of the market? check out this long-term chart of the s&p 500, more representative of the market as a whole. than the dow jones industrial average. i like to talk about both. if transports continue to rally, collins believes the spy can h

had found a way to voice her grievances. >> my name is gwendolyn collins. and the poem is "why i write poetry." i don't write poetry for the fame, speaking loud with no shame, the words i spit i claim, it's all a part of the game i call life. i consider myself an artist, painting mental pictures in my head. >> we saw collins the slam poet when she gave an impromptu performance for the women in her jail dorm. >> and the bible says that god blesses baby and fools. i think god has a sense of humor and is amused, you see, because being in a women's detention center is not all he has in store for me. i guess that's how i started to write poetry. it saved me from arguments, headaches and heartaches. i like it because i feel that i can express, i can teach, i can motivate others. i feel good when i'm up there. when i'm on stage and i recite and on the mike i feel free. there's no boundaries. living a life of crime bought nothing but misery. i had nice cars, living like a star with the bling-bling and the dress code and my gun always on lock and load on a long, dar

you can check out the daily session previews with david collins on our web site, wbaltv.com. "session 2012." >> baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings blake has issued an executive order to make sure that victims and witnesses deals they've talking to police regardless of immigration status. barry simms as live downtown with more details. >> this is all about dignity and respect. she wants to make sure that everyone can come forward and feel like they can talk to police and tell them what has happened. >> it's just a clarification of our current policy, not to inquire about the citizenship of individuals, particularly of those calling for help. >> baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings blake hopes to reduce fear. she says the immigration debate nationally has caused her concern and she tries to help baltimore grow and become a welcoming place. she wants to insure everyone feels they when talking to police. >> because of the national immigration debate, we do not want to create a class or a group of people who feel victimized without a hope for opportunity or any recourse. >> speaking

according to tim collins, cullen frost is great.hat jooifz with my understanding of the fundamentals. the regional banks are in great shape there. jp morgan looks good, and the swath of the banks represent bid eufn is bad, and it's down right ugly. what a chance for the u.s. banking strength to unload the european mediocrities right into the unsuspecting european arm. stay with cramer. it's kind of hard to make decisions by yourself all of a sudden, when you have been making them with somebody else for 35 years. i guess there is something in me that has always been strong. i've always gotten through some pretty rough stuff without falling to pieces. ♪ ♪ >>> oh, hi. noise makes you lose money. noise can be a killer. noise can really get you down. noise cancellation headphones, that's how i look at today's powerful action. i need them. let me give you some noise that drowns out some terrific ideas. first there's the apple muse. it's fantastic. no doubt about it. taking the stock up 16 points to $568. we got lines to ipads and people p

>> vamos a hacnoticias univisio comercial y cuando regresemos nuestra compaÑera, marÍa antonieta collinsles esperan a benedicto xvi y suunionnoas unii continuamos con esta cobertura especial de la visita del papa benedicto xvi a mÉxico, estamos viendo el helicÓptero que se le ha prestado al papan@@noticias . >> ahÍ en el parque bicentenario se encuentra nuestra compaÑera marÍa antonieta collins. >> buenos dÍas desde leÓn guanajuato, el parque del bicentenario que el dÍa de hoy tiene mÁs de medio millÓn de almas que han permanecido en Últimos tres dÍas, buscando un espacio para presenciar la misa donde el primer papa catÓlico viene aquÍ. >> cerca del cerro del cubilete. >> a orar por la paz, orar por la iglesia catÓlica en amÉrica latina. >> queremos pedir un favor al camarÓgrafo que voltee hacia allÁ, estan la gente de california, con ese jÚbilo han llegado, han hecho una peregrinaciÓn, muchos de ellos arriesgando que no tienen papeles para volver pero no quisieron pedo errderse esta rÓ con benedicto xvi que serÁ irrepetible. >> me gusta mostrar los periÓdicos. >> mira lo que dice el her

david collins, reporting live from annapolis. >> maryland will join seven other states that have had -- that have passed same-sex marriage bills. we have extended coverage section on wbaltv.com. >> a jury has convicted a 37- year-old man in the brutal murder and sexual assault of a teenager whose body was found stuffed in a closet in 2009. davantay harris will be sentenced next month killing 16- year-old jason madison. the prosecution presented under the details about the murder showing that madison had been slashed with a razor before being stopped in a bedroom closet at his aunt's house in baltimore city. it is the second murder conviction of paris. >> police have not specified how they think a silver spring man made his way into a dorm at the university of maryland college park. they are investigating the sexual assault of a student. oluwafemi charles is accused of breaking into the dormitory. police say he was trying to steal property while he was in her room and touched her without her consent. police are investigating a bold robbery in broad daylight outside of school in anne a

collins, colorado." >> no reason. he started shoving back. >> matt's filed a formal complaint and the ft. collins police chief had a press conference about this whole thing saying that, hey, the incident does raise some questions but he's asking the public to sort of withhold your judgment before we know exactly what was going on in the situation. >> in the officer's defense, the one who says get back, he may have said get back to him before he actually pushed him and said get back. they asked him to move away because he felt he was invading his personal space and maybe he felt like he was not safe. >> oh, come on! there are people who stand closer to you in line at marshall's than this guy was standing next to that cop. i don't see how that cop felt threatened. >> it's puzzling, yeah, he pushes matt back and matt does step back but immediately he's gettingrrestegu a lot of people are having a problems with. >> which obviously to me means there was much more going on before this camera started rolling. >>> record brea

papa benedicto xvi, que ahora era mexicano. >>> muchas gracias, jorge y también a maría antonieta collinsipe calderón. >>> es momento de nuestra primera pausa y al regresar tenemos el caso de un joven desarmado que fue muerto y llegó a los oídos de la casa blanca. >>> en phoenix, arizona, cientos de inmigrantes salieron a pedir una reforma migratoria, al regresar le contamos todo en el noticiero univisión ición nocturna >>> a los clamores de justicia por la muerte de un joven de 17 años desarmado a manos de un vigilante voluntario, en la florida, se une el presidee barack obama, las protestas no cesan. >>> efectivamente, este escándalo ya llega a un gran jurado en el condado seminol, donde se reunirán para deliberar de este caso, el departamento de justicia emprendió una investigación sobre el caso. >>> por segundo día, cientos de estudiantes de la florida, salieron para pedir justicia por la muerte de trevor martin >>> no estamos de acuerdo por las manifestciones porque es peligroso. >>> además, george zimmerman alegó defensa propia. >>> el hombre que mató a ese niño tiene que estar pres

david collins is in the comments come as they're considering federal -- several pieces of medical marijuana legislation. >> the veto threat is being met with both surprise and disappointment but it did not stop the medical marijuana bills from moving forward. gov. martin o'malley made a beeline when we requested a comment on why he would likely veto medical marijuana legislation. he is concerned about criminal liability. federal law prohibits the use, possession, distribution, and manufacture. it does not make exceptions for federal purposes medicall >> y. and no state has been a prosecutor.

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pat collins has that. >> reporter: i knew what we did was wrong. every night i would think about it. i want to do what's right. the words of nathaniel sims. he said he was one of them. said he hung out with them.

david collins for wbal-tv 11 news. >> we are less than two month away from preakness 2012. >> the doors officially opened today. we will have a live report. >> the summer olympics will get here sooner than you think. the value of winning stretches farther than you might believe. >> we're keeping an eye on showers and thunderstorms to the west. we will see how that impacts the weekend with the forecast. weekend with the forecast.

todo está listo para el viaje del papa américa, entre los que subirán al avión está maría antonieta collinsa. >>> pocas veces una historia da la oportunidad para poder hablar en primera persona como hoy, pero todo comenzó cuando papa juan pablo ii llegó a mi natal méxico. >>> era el primer papa de la iglesia católica, el mismo que hizo delirar multitudes, inclui reporteros en méxico. >>> pero ahora todo es diferente, hacer colas, sortear obstáculos impensables, uno de ellos que no se acepten tarjetas de crédito para pagar los viajes de avión, pero la providena provee paciencia. >>> vamos a temas más serios, el vaticano no esconde que el papa benedicto xvi seguirá los pasos del papa juan pablo ii. >>> es continuar su misión, ir al centro del país, al centro geográfico del país,para encajar a todos como el cristo rey del cubilete. >>> pero la etapa mexicana conmemora más. >>> es la ocasión d celebrar los 20 años de relaciones plenas, diplomáticas entre la santa sede y méxico. >>> relaciones rotas@ en la persecución teológica de 1920, pero hoy es parte del pasado. >>> sobre todo, porque en uno

>>> efectivamente, la declaración que hizo en ese avión tras la pregunta de maría antonieta collins siguendo eco, y se esperaba que el discurso del papa tuviera un tinte más político, sin embargo, se ha centrado, efectivamente, como tú lo comentas en esta parte pastoral religiosa, lo que sí se comentó y esto lo dijo el vocero de la santa sede, y es que el papa, no era un tema fundamental en esta reunión, non espera que esta visita traiga paz >>> Él también dijo en unas

she like collin survived her wounds. haas says she believes this verdict will have a big impact going forward. >> thrill be an -- there will be an awareness among colleges and universities, you know, what does a warning mean, what is it necessary and how to keep these colleges safe? >> while it was only two families part of this civil lawsuit, both lori haas who testified during the trial and collin goddard say it's a victory for all victims and their families. >> to a certain extent the families now can have something to make them feel better and can move on with their life now that it's been acknowledged that, you know, the school acted too slowly. >> the families are all one family. we have a common thread that no one else has. >> we spoke with lori haas via skype earlier tonight. a virginia tech spokesman says they are disappointed with the verdict and will review the case with the attorney general. school officials believed the first shootings were isolated and say they did their absolute best with the information a

say hello to lily collins, you guys! wow. >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. >> this is awesome. >> jimmy: welcome to our show. >> i'm so excited! >> jimmy: oh, so excited to have you here. >> this is so awesome. >> jimmy: oh, come on. >> it's the infamous set. i'm just so excited. >> jimmy: oh my gosh! you like it? you like the show? >> i love it! of course. >> jimmy: oh, good. we met once before. >> we did, at the met ball. >> jimmy: we were at the beautiful ball. >> the beautiful ball. two years ago. i met with you kristin stewart, which is kind of funny -- >> jimmy: right. >> being as that we're both snow white. >> jimmy: that is right. >> i -- we were -- i remember that -- i think katy perry was like running through one of the halls with her light up dress and you were -- >> jimmy: her dress lit up with, like, christmas lights. >> her -- yeah, yeah. and you guys were like -- kind of yelling at each other across the hall and kristin and i came in and it was like -- "jimmy fallon and katy perry, what am i doing here?" you kn

collins: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, if this amendment is not adopted and the current regulations go into effect, the estimates are that they will cost manufacturers $14 billion to comply and that we will lose 200,000 manufacturing jobs at a time when we can least afford it. all we're asking is for more time to get these regulations right. i yield back the remainder of the time and urge support for the amendment. the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. boxer: mr. president, could we have order. the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. boxer: colleagues, what we do here makes a difference in people's lives cht and we have peer-reviewed studies that show that if the collins amendment passes and we go back to square one, we will see 8,100 premature deaths per year, 5,100 heart attacks per year, and talk about jobs -- 400,000 lost workdays per year. why is it? because what the e.p.a. is trying to do under the clean air act is make sure we don't have too much arsenic in the air, mak

that judge is a disgrace. >> reporter: i'm pat collins, news 4. >> pat collins will have a live report on this coming up at 6:00 today. >>> he's speaking out about his suspension for denying communion. the reverend denied communion to a d.c. woman at her mother's funeral because she was a lesbian living with her partner. he released a statement that said, quote, i am confident my own view that i did the only thing a faithful catholic priest could do in such an awkward situation. no word yet on when he will return from his suspension. >> spring has sprung early in the nation's capital. some businesses are enjoying the warm weather but others are wishing winter had stuck around just a bit longer. news 4's megan mcgrath has our story. >> reporter: at this hardware store in bethesda they're packing up the ice melt. sales were bleak this winter. didn't sell many snow shovels or sleds, either. they're stacked up out back. bound for storage in baltimore. >> we've always had snow, an average of a foot or so, always one big one to get rid of merchandise. it was a down year, you know? sales were