collins promised the video would prove his innocence.aims the officer harassed him and sprayed him with mace. >> i can watch the video and we can probably try to do this friday or something like that. >> okay. whenever you want. >> so i will watch the video and try to get you back in here this week. >> okay. thank you. >> he did request a video. we can look and see. only thing we're going to see is the officer's reaction because it's so dark on the range those times of the morning that you won't see the spit and you wouldn't see the spit even if it was daytime probably. so we'll see. look at it and take a look at it. >> they're not trying to hear you carry on about a situation where there's an argument or something like that. they want to know, did you spit? that's all they want to know. >> you're saying? >> no, i didn't spit. it's obvious on the tape. >> less than a week later, collins was back in the disciplinary office for the completion of his hearing. >> okay. you asked me to watch the video. this is what i saw on the video. this is

columnists like collins like this. once it starts rallying again which whole foods did at the end of last week, after one of these flag patterns you tend to move higher, equal in size to the run up right before the flag, the flagpole. in the case of whole foods, we're looking at a $6.50 move the a take the stock to $56.50 in a short period of time. five bucks above where it is right now. flagpole, flag, breakout. breakout equal to that, okay? and that's not the only thing collins likes about this chart. next check out the moving average convergence divergence indicator. the macd. this is a tool technicians use. before they happen. with whole foods it just made a bullish crossover where the black line goes above the red line. i know it's tight, but that's an extremely positive thing with the chart's equivalent of a neon sign that says buy me, buy me, buy me. we've seen this indicator a lot in the past year and they've been surprisingly accurate predicting rallies. collins wants to draw your attention to this, too. new i

we are expecting susan collins. as soon as the democrats are finished, to come up and take the mike. she will have some words about what happened to her deal that she offered up. we want to bring in athena joans, who is watches all this. so much workers aren't working, congress is sort of working. can you put this in any context for us? >> reporter: hi, miguel, the context is a few days ago we thought there was progress, of course, being defined by the fact that the sides were talking, that the president was holding meeting with house and senate republicans. it at least that appears debt now. on the senate side, this proposal by susan collins and joe manchin that would both reopen the government and raise the debt ceiling in exchange for a few other items. that appears dead, too, so now the big question is how do we move forward? during that press conference we're still watching now, we heard from senator durbin who said americans have seen this move before. in the end end they'll work it out. we know what happened

this friday the collins proposal seemed a possible pathway. that's failed.ote the entire senate blocked harry reid on a debate for the debt limit. time is running out. saturday night and you say they are no closer to opening the government of solving the debt crisis than they were a couple of weeks ago. sand slipping through the hourglass. they are due to go head long into this come thursday if they don't solve it. >> you know i've been telling everybody real quickly that the federal reserve has set that date of october 17th as a float date. we may or may not hit the debt ceiling on that want date but that's their best estimate. chad keeping us informed all day long. great work today, chatted. thank you very much. that's our fox report on this saturday, october 12th. i will be with you tomorrow. i'm celebrating my birthday with my family. i'll be older tomorrow. don't hold it against me. thanks for watching. >>> tonight on huckabee. >> denying military death benefits. >> putting military families, war which dose in the cross-hairs of a political shutdown som

so to -- to senator collins for her leadership most particular particularly. but we all know, if you're just trying to move the ball just one person, you don't get anywhere. we do a lot of sports analogies around here and quite honestly, i am really tired of sports analogies. but what i do appreciate is that as a senate, w we cannot work together as individuals and expect to accomplish the work that is needed not only for my constituents in alaska but around the country. and regardless of who's in the majority or who's in the minority, in order to make it work for the country, we've got to be working together. and so as difficult as all this has been in the past several weeks, the thing that i have found encouraging is that there have been a nuclear of folks who would come together as the need arose, or perhaps just for a little moral support, and -- and continue the effort to try to find common ground. we went from a small group to a group of six on each side to a group of seven on each side, and i think with every passing day, we had more colleagues that wer

i really respect what susan collins is doing. and that will-- that will help bring things about. so here's what i'd say-- with the president, with senate democrats, with senate republicans, there's a will. we now have to find a way. we know the house won't find that way. so the whole-- all of it rests on our shoulders. but finding that way is hard, but we're not out of the ballpark in any way. >> schieffer: what about undoing the sequester? i keep hearing that's the most important thing to the democrats. what does that mean? >> that's one of the sticking points. look, neither democrats nor republicans like the sequester. and one of the strongest voices against it has been ?aerlt mccain, correctly, which and what it will do to defense, which he defends so dearly. the dispute has been how to undo the sequester. republicans want to do it with entitlement cuts-- in other words, take entitlement cuts and put that money into undoing a part of the sequester. the democrats want to do it with a mix of some entitle ams and revenues. how do you overcome that dilemma? we're not going to over

dot com dan collins welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max free to be here all right dan collins according to an editorial in a local chinese paper china wants to quote the american eyes tell us about who wrote this in which publication and who the editorial speaks for sure the piece was written by a respected journalist here in china by the name of. he's ready for shin wa which is really the new china news agency really some similar to what reuters would be and with the piece he's right about would never really be spoken as an official mouth piece by the government ever really speaks for one point three billion chinese and frankly for most of the world in the piece he talks about. ask two d. americanize a world which brought shock. in a lot of the mainstream media press on it he's calling for basically the article wall street reform now a new reserve world currency and highlights that the americans have now lost the moral high ground globally with all of the drone attacks the tortures and now the recent scandals with spying on world leaders. the first party talks about wall stre

what did senator collins have to say about any signs of progress? progress. they think talks have been very constructive. she said, we're not going to release any details until we have an agreement. i hopewell have an agreement. we're making progress toward an agreement, but we're not there yet. senator from tennessee said of the same thing. he said there would be a deal today. they're optimistic and hopeful. but let's not get ahead of ourselves just yet. there are sticking points. wept to go through what we've seen of the deal so far. again, senator collins said they're not going to release any more details until the end of the day until they've reached something. but we're going to show you some things they're talking about. one is to ex-citizen the debt limit through the end of jab. also, funding the government for six months. now, the level at which they would fun the government is $986 billion. that is $70 billion less than democrats nationally wanted. so another piece of a sticking point there. also to repeal the medical device tax. now, again

. >> i rise in strong support of the measure by doug collins. his resolution goes to the heart of the constitution's ability to worship without interference. i thank him for bringing it to the floor. the resolution expresses the sense of congress regarding the need for the continued availability of religious services to members of the armed forces and their families during . lapse of appropriations a with my sons serving in the military, i know firsthand of the importance of chaplains. specifically, addressing the issues these has became aware of yesterday. religious services for military personnel are being curtailed or not offered at all because federal civilian employees serving as chaplains or personnel contracted to perform the duties of military chaplains have been furloughed. this is an extremely important issue for all of us to work together. there is no doubt that the furloughing of personnel hired or contracted to perform the duties of military chaplains is having an effect. just in this region, church services, back dozens -- baptisms

this is a plan by collins, who is really one of the more moderate republicans in the senate. the white house, and officials here saying it's not that they rejected it, but they think it neither works or changes, but at the same time white house officials are not being specific at all about what they would be amenable to, other than a clear increase in the debt ceiling and the reopening of the government at this point. we're really waiting to see -- one official told me it's just a check-in, so it's unclear if there's anything substantive other than they're getting together really trying to see what the state of play is. things are very uncertainly at this point, as we stare down this deadline come thursday, october 17th. >> there is the question, whether this is just optics, democrats want to prove to the world they're doing something, or will they actually taupe about something that can be done. >> brianna keilar at the white house, thank you very very much. the senate democrats held a new conference over the shutdown and the debt ceiling just a little while ago. harry reid

. >> democrats have rejected her compromise plan, but maine republican susan collins labors on. she joins us along with her senate colleague, minnesota democrat amy klobuchar. >>> plus, our political panel on the republican brand, the president's legacy, and faith in government. how the shutdown and the debt ceiling debates may be rocking all three. this is "state of the union." >>> good morning from washington. i'm candy crowley. we are 13 days into this partial government shutdown, and no signs of a deal. democrats met with the president last night and say they're united, they will not negotiate until congress ends the shutdown and lifts the debt ceiling. senior white house correspondent jim acosta is here. jim, take us inside last night's meeting. what was the purpose? >> reporter: well, the purpose was really, candy, to get democrats on the same page, and they have been very united through all of this. you have seen some of the fracturing inside the republican party. that has not really been the case with democrats, and the sense that we're getting today, as you know, senate

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she was one of those working with susan collins who came up with the plan. a lot of people thought it was going to be the plan to kind of break this stalemate and then it all fell apart. senator, where do you think this is right now? >> well, unfortunately, bob, i did think we had a framework for a plan. we had six democrats, six republicans. something that would get the government open, address the debt ceiling, also some things we could agree on around obamacare exprirk to agree with what senator mccain said. we were close and then the senate democratic leadership-- and i believe the white house-- pulled back, and where i'm concerned, bob, is where we are now is that the defunding strategy was a zero sum strategy, and now we have a zero sum response. and the american people lose. so it's time-- i'm tired of the politics on both sides. time for us to resolve this. but again, the democrats did pull back from this. and it's unfortunate. i thought we were close to getting an agreement. >> schieffer: do you now believe that the government will go into dwe fault

collins, as always, it's terrific to see you. thank you very much for doing this.an i just ask you, how is the mood in that room? was there cooperation with president obama? what did you take away from it? >> well, first of all, i'm glad that the president finally sat down for a long overdue meeting with senate republicans. i really felt that he should have done this long ago before we got into this terrible situation. and reached this impasse. the mood of the meeting was somber but respectful. i think it was a constructive meeting. but there certainly wasn't any breakthrough. nevertheless, i think it's really important that finally the president was willing to negotiate since previously he had said that he would not do so. >> can i ask, it sounds to me -- it's very important. sounds to me like the republican party in both the house and the senate are now coming around to the view that the debt ceiling must be increased and that the government must be reopened. now, when we started this negotiation, so to speak, 24, 48 hours in the house, they were talking about th

collier--collin--collins! he's a professor. >> harvard? >> delaware tech. >> then everything's all right. >> not quite. he'll still have to answer questions. senator: routine. pure routine. >> i'm afraid there'll be a lot of reporters at your front door in the morning. >> oh, daddy doesn't mind a little scandal. he's a senator. >> it can't be helped, darling. it's not your fault. it's not as though anyone can say you had anything to do with it. >> someone might say it. i'd do anything to keep you all out of this mess. >> be guided by my experience. never lose any sleep over accusations, unless they can be proved, of course. dreadful business. dreadful. poor unfortunate girl. >> she was a tramp. >> she was a human being. let me remind you that even the most unworthy of us has a right to life and the pursuit of happiness. >> from what i hear, she pursued it in all directions. >> barbara! >> father, it's getting terribly late. guy looks so tired. >> of course. of course. back to bed, barbara. well, you two, nothing stands in your way. now you

does the collins deal have legs? and even if the senate does hash out a deal, we've got john boehner in the house and he'll bring his conservative republicans along with him. >> yeah, remember, the house republicans didn't even like the collins plan so that just -- and that's probably the most that senate republicans could get out of any talks. the collins plan as it is is not going to fly with the senate democrats. elements of that plan could potentially get into a final deal. dick durbin, the number two senate democrat, said yesterday the delay of the medical device tax, for instance, the verification of subsidies under obama care, those could get into a final deal but what can't is the length of the continuing resolution as well as the debt ceiling increase through the end of january, which is what collins is proposing. that was too short for democrats. they need something longer and they also will not agree to locking in the sequestration cuts past the next round of cuts, which begin january 15th. >> you know, am

. >> i know you have more about senator susan collins. >> reporter: very interested. i'm glad you had time to mention that. senator susan collins is the republican senator from maine. she is very powerful in her state. she has a lot of support there. crushed her opponent in recent elections. she has her own way out of this, which she put toward to the president when she met him with the rest of the republicans last week. what happened in the end of the vote in the senate, susan collins was surrounded by men in suits. they were all democrats. they were talking to her. we don't know what they were saying but we know that susan collins has plans to raise the debt ceiling, open the government and now after this vote failed in the senate she was surrounded by lots of senate men. we may find out. we don't know for the time being. but it was an odd thing to see at the time this is 1:30 on saturday. a lot of maneuvering, posturing and theater. nothing has gotten done. is this going to carry over until tomorrow? >> reporter: well, tbd. to be decided. we have to wait and see wh

i like the out lines of the collins plan.i think she is headed in the right direction and i appreciate the senator helping with that. >> sorry this going to happen before wednesday? >> i hope so, but listen. if we go past wednesday, it's not a default. -it is going past a deadline. we will not default any time soon on the debt. >> republican. senator roger wicker, thank you for coming on this morning. more first read up next. the deadline. what does it actually mean? the u.s. may run out of money to pay their bills. when will we feel the default fallout? we will explain. our friends simpson and bowles are back. they have a new ad out. wait until you hear this running in kentucky. how many current senators were serving in the senate the last time there was a government shut down. the first person to tweet the correct answer will get the on air shout out. bl who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the

susan collins is working -- a good friend and great senator -- working on a compromise. no compromise will be agreed to until harry reid and mitch mcconnell agree. susan collins and a group of smart democrats are working on a proposal that might work. again, i think we have to listen carefully to what the president said. he's absolutely right. the american people do not want their own government held hostage by a group of republicans in the house. we're willing to negotiate. lets get to the budget committee. the reason the budget committee is important everything can be on the table, tax cuts, revenues, tax reform and other bills people don't like. get to a budget conference. i think that's what the susan collins team with amy klobuchar and others are trying to get us to, to that budget conference. if every side has to give a little to get there, so be it. that's really what we need. >> senator landrieu, thank you very much. lets hope something can happen this afternoon at the meeting at the white house. lest we forget former congresswoman and shooting victim gabby giffo

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so the collins plan was floated.t a lot of coverage, but was never really -- never had political capital behind it. it started to fade away. what you're seeing senate republican leader mitch mcconnell do now behind the scenes is very quiet publicly, but he's very worried now that a senate democrats assert themselves, maybe those bca levels from the 2011 sequester deal, maybe democrats start to go at them and try to adjust the levels, he's very worried about that. politically, whey? if they don't want to put revenue on the table, he has to deal with the sequester. that's always been his plan. and if democrats can make a dent now on sequester, that's a huge political victory for them, and he's very worried about that. >> and can you talk for a minute about mcconnell's ability now to bargain with reid? we're always talking about how mitch mcconnell has to watch his back in kentucky, has rand paul, tea party challenge in the primary next year, not that popular in kentucky to begin with. how much leverage does he have? if

the senate took up a compromise offered up by republican senator susan collins of maine today. it would have raised the debt limit for three months and reopened the government for six, and given the republican's two roll backs of parts of obamacare. it went nowhere. but tonight, senate leaders on both sides are still talking, rekindling what had been a dwindling sense of hope. >> here is jeff pegues. >> reporter: despite a phone call with the president on friday, speaker john boehner told house republicans this morning there was no progress to report. congressman darrell issa. >> it doesn't appear as though the president wants anything except more tax revenue with tax increases yet again. >> so the focus now shifts to the senate where it looked like for a moment moderates from both parties may be making progress. republicans and democrats huddled around gop senator susan collins who had hoped to, her proposal to end the shutdown and raise the debt ceiling could gain bipartisan support, the majority leader harry reid gave this grim assessment. >> i have seen what i have seen in

collins: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from maine. ms. collins: mr. president, the government shutdown represents a failure to govern and must be brought to an end. disabled veterans who have sacrificed so much for our country are waiting for their claims to be handled. pregnant women and small children are at risk of their w.i.c. benefits not being funded. crucial biomedical research is being disrupted, and the sickest of children are being turned away from clinical trials at the national institutes of health. and the impact goes far beyond the direct consequences for federal employee and the programs that they administer. one has only to look at the impact of the closure of the cadia national park in my state of maine to see the ripple effects on shopkeepers, servers at restaurants, inn owners and others who depend on revenue from these disappointed tourists. and that is why i worked hard to put together a three-point plan to bring this impasse to a speedy end. and i'm very delighted that my friend and colleague from alaska, senator murkowski, has j

feinstein's counterpart, republican susan collins agrees in a statement she says, she notes there's no justification for collecting intel on leaders of our closest allies and said she will meet with the german ambassador tonight to say she is opposed to the phone tapping. we begin with capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell. the hearing is in a break but

susan collins of maine right after the meeting with the president at the white house. let's play a bit of that. >> it was a good exchange but it was an inconclusive exchange. now he has sent somewhat conflicting signals about what length of a debt ceiling increase he would accept and what might be attached to it or what might not. at least he's talking to members of both sides of the aisle. he may not want to call it a negotiation. that's what i would call it and do view that as progress. >> michael, of course, so senator collins saying the president may not want to view this as negotiations but the reality is, this is a bigger issues between the republicans, joe scarborough said this morning, there are two republican parties right now. >> well, tamron, i'm thinking about the two weeks that the gop could have just concluded, two weeks where they were solely focused on the glitches that accomplished the launch of the affordable care act and instead they completely squandered that political opportunity with the ill conceived government shutdown. the only person who seems

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senator susan collins of maine has come up with a proposal and a number of republicans and democrats have sat down together to look for finding solutions to get the government open again and that's what we need to do. we need to get the government open and people back to work. that's what the american people expect. they want their leaders to gofn and to function. that's why i will be on the floor of the senate in the next 45 minutes to push for that. >> we thank you so much. it is day 13 and we want you to get to work. i think it is fair to say you speak for all of us. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >>> do you think a 22-year-old cold murder case can be solved? that's what happened in new york. the nypd announced they have identified a little girl only known as baby hope. her body was found in an ice chest on the side of the new york roadway in 1991 and

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susan collins has come up with a reasonable approach.he may have to extend the time -- it would actually be good for the country if we kept the government open and raised the debt ceiling until after the next election to give some certainty. they may have to fin aggal some things. there are some ways we can do that. at the same time the administration is going to have to give and hairly have to give some. >> harry reid. >> harry reid. >> at this point they think they've got the leverage and is there a danger, as bob corker said, they overstep? >> there is a danger. with each passing day that danger grows. the most likely outcome is the senate comes up with some sort of compromise. it goes over to the house. the house in all likelihood will have to accept it, in spite of what the congressman you had on before said. like the fiscal cliff we faced at the end of last year. the alternative, chris, is what you raised. that will be a tarp-like situation where the joss just can't take what the senate gave to us, they voted it down. they come bac

let's put up on the screen what joe manchin and susan collins have been talking about and met about this morning. they've talking about fungtding the government for six months. extending the debt limit until january 31st, 2014. delaying a medical device tax and so on going on with various parts of the obama care bill -- law that they want to change. and now i'm putting this up on the screen because this is certainly the parameters that they're talking about. now i'm going to tell you the but. these are important but. these are according to senior democrats. and these are big issues, they're the length of the debt limit and the length of the bill to re-open the government, to fund the government. and so what this bipartisan discussion is all about certainly is about those things, but there are a lot of things. if you want to put it back on the screen. there are some things in here that the democrats just say, huh-uh, they're non-starters. for example, they don't at least in the short-term want to talk about extending government for six months. why is that? because democrats are very conce

but just days before he did, collins posted this chilling message on facebook. get it together, obama. and not to mention, congress. worried that the troops would not be paid, collins wrote, i will protect the being of my country with my life, but do not go messing with the men and women that protect your sorry -- his mother says it's a shame he had to worry about his check on the front line. >> he is a 19-year-old young man and he's thinking, why is my government not supporting me and i'm other here doing everything they're asking of me. >> reporter: from the famous capital ohio clock that stopped at 12:15 with no one around to wind it. to the military families, forced to worry about their fallen hero's funerals. arnold fisher has this to say -- >> that's not my america. >> reporter: jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> and next here tonight, we go overseas to the dangerous fallout for an ally of america, the prime minister of libya was kidnapped by his own security team. hours later, he was released, mobbed by supporters and defiant as he told his cabinet he w

inconclusive, we just heard from senator susan collins.rs would like to hear. >> no, but it looks like investors are staying positive. we're seeing that positive momentum continuing from yesterday's rally of more than 300 points on the dow. that momentum continuing with the dow up another 86 points. here, you put it all together. that's more than 400 points in two days. you know, one trader putting it to me this way. the proof is in the pudding with the debt ceiling deal. these games we're seeing, they can quickly turn into losses. if a deal isn't done, if a deal isn't signed, and there are plenty who are skeptical. volume, the number of investors who are actually buying in, there aren't many people on the market because investors are uncertain about what washington is really going to do, so they're staying on the sidelines, staying away. other signs of nervousness. main street, confidence plunged. a gallup poll shows confidence dropped by the biggest amount since the leman collapse in 20008. then numbers, short-term bonds, fidelity money