the officers have their own suspicions. >> collins?>> yes. >> we are from the classification unit and we have to ask you a couple of quick questions. what happened to your head? i was at a salon and getting my hair colored so i could go blond so i could get away from people. i was doing body waves and the chemical process that they put on my head, my hair full out. >> it goes like a perfect line. >> they put the rollers like that. the rollers came out. all my hair was still on them. i was screaming. i was so a mad. >> this is right before you got locked up? >> right before. >> this is no type of scam? nothing like that? >> no. >> that wasn't part of the plan? >> no. >> the drug you were using what is it normally used for, cancer patients? >> yeah, i think so. >> and you're telling me that ball of head right there wasn't put in a bandana to go into a pharmacy? >> not at all. >> since her arrest, warrants for collins after matching her mug shot. >> you're all over the map here. >> yeah. >> maple shade. >> that's far. >> farm park. >> uh-

collins promised the video would prove his innocence. he claims 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. t

chris collins is saying put it up to the rim. allow now your -- instead of trying to thread the needle which we haven't seen much of in this game. >> tim: regardless of the outcome of this game, the big picture statement by this northwestern team is they're going to be just fine. >> jim: you know, you're always able to take something out of a loss. go put together a film session. a lot of the mistakes but also things that this team has done extremely well and try to build upon that. the beauty of taking a loss here is not bad. it's on the road against the conference team you learn from. >> tim: i think we may have had a violation there. a lane violation. wave off the free-throw. chris holtmann's team if they get this w, northwestern has been a tough out today. down by ten. some foul difficulty and deficiencies on defense cost them. under 1:00 to play. >> jim: the challenge that you have for both teams like butler closing out the game. we have it in control. the game is still at arm's reach. >> tim: let it go. outside, mcintosh fo

collins says he never behaved inappropriately on or off that set.asn't been charged with any crime. the statute of limitations has expired. david, there would have to be a more recent victim. >>> when we come back -- the breaking news on the secret service and the white house and what we learned about a baseball legend. >>> and the lucky dogs, can you name the breeds here. with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. and call your doctor right away. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior, stop taking tamiflu and call your doctor immediately. children and adolescents in

but beneath that squeaky clean image, collins was hiding a secret. did it feel like you were living a double life in any way? >> no, but we're all made of dark parts and light parts. i know that other people are going to judge and doubt. all i can do is tell my truth. >> reporter: the story exploded this fall when tmz released audio of collins and his wife while they were undergoing marriage counseling. audio that included admissions of his sexual misconduct with three underage girls decades ago. >> there was once instance. >> there was one instance what? >> i told you before there was one instance, where for, there was one moment of touching. >> reporter: unbeknownst to collins, faye had secretly recorded every disturbing word. when did you realize she was wearing a wire? >> she took me into a stairwell. and she told me there. she revealed that -- she said, "i recorded. i was wearing a wire. i recorded that session." and she said, "here's our settlement. you're gonna sign it now. or this, that recording, is gonna find its way to the media." >> repor

frank ward and collin kaepernick turning back the clock. the niners racking up 355 yards rushing against san diego. but their achilles heel all year has been the inability to score in the fourth quarter. for the second time in 49 years they failed to protect the 21-point lead after halftime. the play from scrimmage. mike pulling him off the tackle. runs over a pair of chargers defenders. the stiff arm for eric wettle. the burst of speed. 52 yards. he would go for a buck-58 for the game. the chargers needed this game to stay in the playoff hunt. and the 49 yards for six. 21-0 niners. rivers three picks in the game. third quarter. 28-14. kaep to vernon davis. vintage vernon here will not be denied. 63 yards for the score. but hold everything.

what seal said to collin because it was really filthy. was also, he was good in his word because the raiders ended up winning 24-13. and then moore instagrammed. remember oakland does not have a great word and they still beat san francisco handily. and morris instagramed afterthe game there's a difference between boys and men chump. so this turned into an incident. somebody held kaepernick back. >> this happened during halftime. the game was tied at that point. do you think what had to do with what was happening on the field or themselves and their egos. >> i think it was all about the game. because it was tied i think that's why, again collin started it by saying, i'm coming for you. and that just set morris off. that's when things got crazy. oakland had the fire power. >> so far collin kaepernick hasn 't had anything to say about that video or instagram picture. >>> a baby boy born on a flight shortly after take off. >> i heard a baby crying, like a gurgling sound, and i thought a baby had too much milk or something. and i thought, ther

>> collins: we don't know how they ended up here in the vatican.f my priestly predecessors, may have stolen these letters and brought them to rome to present in the case if a trial was made for henry's request for a divorce. >> safer: but the church refused to let henry divorce catherine of aragon so he could marry anne. he married her anyway, broke with rome, and took control of the church of england. the country was largely converted to the protestant faith. >> celenza: this is one of the moments in the 16th century that leads to the fracturing of christianity, and to much of the bloodshed and the wars that, especially, the later 16th century was known for. >> safer: as man explored the planet, a scientific revolution was also underway. by the mid-17th century, navigators had mapped much of the world in remarkable detail. >> roth: rio de janiero. cuzco. mexico city. >> safer: galileo turned his eyes and his telescope on the heavens. here, from 1612, are his drawings of sunspots. for his insistence that the sun is the center of the universe and th

francis collins. director of the national institutes of health, the larger biomedical research in the world. he is renowned for his leadership as the genome project. many awards, the national medal of science and presidential medal of freedom. welcome. dr. ronald depinho, president of he university of texas where -- he was also the founding director of the belfry institute for applied cancer research. he has received many honors and awards and found this there will biopharmaceutical companies focused on cancer. thank you for being here today. i will post questions myself in the later open the floor to questions from you all. keep that in mind. we are going to answer the question, how close we are to curing cancer? start lookingl back. dr. collins, you received your medical degree six years after president nixon declared a war on cancer. tell us what the assumptions about curing cancer, addressing cancer, treating cancer. would bessume cancer cheered by 2014? what were your expectations? >> i remember

collins, i think, is a sort of a largely forgotten figure involved in an old tv show.think the likelihood of women coming out against cosby is much greater than people bothering collins. >> a predator is a predator. all right. gentlemen, paul callan, joey jackson, appreciate you being on the show. >>> in another news, american contractor alan gross was accused of being a spy and held prisoner in cuba. this week he's a free man. now we're learning more about another man who did spy for the united states in cuba. details on him coming up. i was out for a bike ride. i didn't think i'd have a heart attack. but i did. i'm mike, and i'm very much alive. now my doctor recommends a bayer aspirin regimen to help prevent another heart attack. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. will thank you. , sir? ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? yo

it was ibm. >> but they could do more, collin. and the way i look at it is these guys have been fighting off everyone who says they need to get down into the lower price phones and lower -- they're not the only game in town. the way i see it why can't the margins and that cash flow continue? i think they should be dishing off cash flow for the next five years. >> easily, right? but the concern is that the smartphone market is going to become the phone market. we've had this great rotation as people went from feature phones to smartphones. you've seen unit sales of 40%. the actual phone market grows between 5% and 10%. there's a maturation that will happen and apple is so dependent on the iphone itself that it's that dependency that investors need to be concerned about. >> don't you think apple pay will help facilitate device sales? with all the security issues we see, apple pay is an interesting part of this whole equation. i think it facilitates device sales and i think it pushes it for a period of time. >> so it's a great facili

collins is speaking out about exactly what happened. francis rivera has more.ood morning. >> good morning. this is the first time he has gone on camera to talk about the encounter which he admits to. he sat down with katie couric on 20/20 and described his actions as quote, unthinkably wrong. >> you made it. >> hi, dad. >> after playing a virtuous father on "seventh heaven", in an interview on abc's 20/20, stephen collins faced up to what he called inappropriate actions. first describing two occasions in 1973 where he says he exposed himself to a young woman and later going further. >> she and i were watching tv alone together and i took her hand and moved it in such a way that she was touching me inappropriately. i knew that something unthinkably wrong had just happened. >> collins confessed to exposing himself to a teenage girl in 1982 and 1994. he was adamant he is not a pedophile. >> i do not fit clinical or dictionary definition of it, but i'm absolutely not attracted physically or sexually attracted to children. >> the revelations first came to light earl

. >>> seventh heaven star, steven collins admitting to acting inappropriately with young girls, he sat down with katie couric for an exclusive interview, allegations first came to light during counseling sessions with collins and his ex-wife. he says he exposed himself on three different occasions between 1973 and 1994 but collins says that extensive therapy stopped that in 1994. >> i did not choose this to come out and want to have to deal with these things publically and i dealt with them strongly and committedly in my private life. i am a human being with flaws. >> colins whose career spans decades is an outcast in alcohol hood and his federal prosecutors charged 14 people in a nationwide meningitis outbreak two years ago that killed 65 people, the accused were picked up in the predawn hours, authorities say they used expired ingredients and did not sterilize items and did not test drugs before sending them out to hospitals and clinics, it's the largest case ever brought in the u.s. over contaminated medicine. >>> and the search continues for the man that shot crawford, a weather ma

collins: thank you, madam president. madam president, last week the senate passed the national women's history museum commission act, a bill that i authored with the dean of the democratic women senators, senator mikulski of maryland. it passed finally as part of the national defense authorization act. our legislation will create a commission to evaluate and plan the establishment of a museum dedicated to women's history right here in our nation's capital, and i know that the presiding officer shares my view that this is long overdue. i am, in fact, pleased to have had all of the women senators as cosponsors of this bill, and i'm thankful for the support of many of our other colleagues as well. senator mikulski has been a terrific coleader, and i would like to thank her for her leadership. a women's history museum is long overdue in washington, d.c., think of it, madam president, we actually have a museum that is dedicated to buildings, honoring buildings. we have museums along the mall that commemorate various aspects o

stephen collins speaks out. >>> glistening skin. from a line of beauty products full of real goals. but is it worth it? the high price. it's try-day friday on this december 19th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> hey, everybody. it's friday, right? >> it's friday. >> you are a little too excited. >> it's friday. i'm going to start my christmas shopping tomorrow. >> don't let me bring you down. i can't match your level of enthusiasm. >> i am excited. i'm happy to be here. i'm pumped. >> good for you. i'll get there. give me a second. i'll get there. >> so much buzz about people looking for netflix to be sony's savior. this whole hacking situation and that hopefully sony will sell the rights of the film, "the interview" to netflix so people can watch it. >> they'll find a way for us to see this. i love the suggestion of putting it on youtube and then everybody gets to see it. north korea doesn't want anybody to see it? then everybody gets to see it. >> how do you make money off that? >> who cares. justice get a

collins says incidents happened between 1973 and 1994. the 67 year-old apologized and says he has been in treatment. these allegations first surfaced when his ex-wife released a recording of a controversial therapy session. >>> 5:21. almost a must win situation for eagles this weekend and now they will have to play without another key leader. >>> also getting more of the mummers, there they are, strutting on new years day this year, we will let you know where else y you can catch a big performance, that is coming up, we will be right back. >>> time for traffic and weather together and katie, a down right cold start. >> colder by comparison, you know, we're not necessarily dealing with anything that would be reminiscent of when that pol air vortex was such an issue last year but it is colder by comparison, absolutely, and when you factor in the wind that is blowing basically anytime today it will feel colder outside. storm scan three emptying out nicely, we are expecting to see some sunshine, actual temperatures are as such, mid 30's gener

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thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> army specialist collin tidd served nine months in afghanistan. last night, family, friends and local officials celebrated his homecoming and declared it collin tidd day. >> i'm at a loss of words. i'm trying not to get choked up. every other word. it's very emotional right now, but nice to be reunited with everybody. >> collin comes from a long military background. his father, stepfather and grandfather all served in the armed forces. >>> if you are looking to fly the friendly skies out of this cold weather and into the warmth, you'll have more options if you leave from delaware. this story kicks off our county-by-county coverage. starting today in new castle county, frontier airlines will resume service to tampa, florida, from the wilmington area. the first flight leaves this morning. frontier will offer nonstop flights from wilmington to both tampa and orlando through april. must be nice. >>> in the lehigh valley, you can learn more about getting health insurance under the healthy p.a. plan. the lehigh valley health network is hosting a free ev

collins' victims refuses to accept his apology, now on "extra." ♪ >>> the devil on the hot seat. >>ere leading a double life? >> disgraced stephen collins owning up to his despicable acts, his victims' reaction today. >>> new video, seth rogen hours after sony pulls the plug on "the interview." >> are you upset with corporate at sowmy? >> the latest leak, racially charged e-mails about denzel >>> plus, from chris rock to donald trump, the stars sound off today. >> it's certainly a terrible thing. >> trump is our special co-host in new york. >> don't miss it, or you're fired. >>> teresa giudice's christmas nightmare. why the feds just raided her home and took her children's presents. >>> plus -- >> it's an "extra" exclusive. >> nicki minaj on the year of the booty. >> you, kim kardashian, j. lo. who would win that? >>> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a.

and so harper collins, he says, never learned of it by way of a draft.e may have conveyed it to the publisher, he says, but his memory is a little scattered on that in terms of verbally but he knows indeed he never sent the draft so the draft was never denied or lawyered by harper collins. >> interesting. frederica whitfield, many thanks. still to come in the newsroom, will jeb bush run for the white house? he says he's thinking about it. we'll check a new cnn poll who-to-see how his numbers stack up against all the others who want to be president of the united states. from tracfone, i can... order safety goggles. play music for seedlings. post science fair projects. schedule guinea pig feedings. video chemical reactions. take pics of mr. bones. time the next launch. calm down principal jones. i can do all that with my android from tracfone. 90-day plans start as low as $20. unbeatable nationwide coverage. no contract. for a limited time save $20 on the new unimax maxpatriot. now just $49.99. tracfone. do everything for less. creeping up on you... fight

in a statement to people mag even collins says quote any pain i caused these three women i admit to,logize for and take responsibility for what i did. collins says incidents happened between 1973 and 1994. >>> two bickering pundits went after each other on cspan but listen to this exchange. >> tea party was a creation of the insurance company. >> oh, it was not. >> it was not. >> i was very glad that this thanksgiving was a year that you two were supposed to go to your in laws and i'm hoping you'll have some of this out of your system when you come here for christmas. i would really like a peaceful christmas, and i love you both. >> i love her. >> her boys are done bickering by christmas when she sees them. he says she just wants a peaceful christmas. that is it. >> long, suffering mother right there. >> seriously. >> this year we will get a double dose of the mummers and golden sunrise is facing its final parade this year. we will tell but unexpect support that will keep fancies strutting. >>> don't forget to wake up with the "action news" team to get morning's top news headlines, w

collin and copper were reunited yesterday, police gave collin a stuffed version of copper and colline copper a tasty bone. the city is looking into why that manhole was uncovered. >>> all right. pam. >>> time is 5:47. sal, you have everything all together on 880? >> traffic is kind of'sing into it, but we are seeing more people join us for this morning commute. if you're looking at 880, it is not stop and go, but there are people out there and the traffic continues to look pretty good up to the bay bridge toll plaza. where it will slow down as you come up to interstate 80 coming up into san francisco, it is backed up into the toll plaza. not too bad, definitely a delay. 680 southbound looks good, by the way, we don't have any accidents or stalled vehicles in the valley in case you're wondering about 101 or 280, you may have seen a tweet i just retweeted saying the fog is ridiculous in gilroy. concord, clayton, livermore, right, you had one from livermore, also walnut cream towards southern end of the santa clara valley. light rain to the north, emphasis on light rain, say fort brag,

frank and collin kaepernick turning back the clock.ds rushing against san diego. but their achilles heel all year has been the inability to score in the fourth quarter. for the second time in 49 years they failed to protect the 21-point lead after halftime. the play from scrimmage. mike pulling him off the tackle. runs over a pair of chargers defenders. the stiff arm for eric wettle. the burst of speed. 52 yards. he would go for a buck-58 for the game. the chargers needed this game to stay in the playoff hunt. and the 49 yards for six. 21-0 niners. rivers three picks in the game. third quarter. 28-14. kaep to vernon davis. vintage vernon here will not be denied. 63 yards for the score. but hold everything. chop block called on him with a little help from alex boone up top. instead of 35-14. this happens on the next day. -- play. kaep under siege. stripped. recovered in the end zone by corey leejet. it's now 28-21. rather than feel sorry for themselves, the quick reply. evading pressure on second and seven. and the long strides, he's go

but nice to be reunited with everybody. >> collin comes from a long military family background. his father, stepfather and grandfather all served in the armed forces. >>> three minutes before 5:00 right now. happening today, former philadelphia eagles linebacker jeremiah trotter will be in camden today helping price rite with a toy giveaway. the first 500 customers will get a free toy. >>> and this weekend, thousands of families got to see why philadelphia is the city of brotherly love. groups from across the city organized operation brotherly love at the wells fargo center yesterday. 5,000 families in need got to enjoy carnival games and every child got a new winter coat and a personalized gift for christmas. >>> and kids got to experience hanukkah wonderland at the hamilton mall in atlantic county yesterday. chabad and the jersey shore children's museum organized the event, which included face painting, crafts and the lighting of the menorah. the eight days of hanukkah will end on wednesday. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>

so far steven collins has not been charged with any crimes.e of prosecution. tom llamas, abc news, new york. >>> authorities are searching for a suspect who shot a fedex driver with a high powered rifle. the suspect jumped out of the van, shot the fedex driver and fled the scene. the driver was rushed to the hospital and is in stable condition. it's unclear if the suspect knew the fedex driver or if it was a random act. >>> a mail truck carrying holiday gifts crashed and rolled over in florida. the packages spilled all over the road. some displayed the amazon logo. rescue workers had to cut the trucker out of the wreckage. he's in the hospital. >>> a mother and father in kentucky have their three-week-old baby back. henry flores was in the family car when it was stolen from a gas station. an amber alert went out. two women reported seeing the vehicle in a neighboring county. it was found at another gas station. henry safe inside. no suspect has been found. >>> kansas city commuters are hoping for a better trip into work today. it was a mess ye

. >> luego de que viviera un escandaloso divorcio la actriz mexicana collins, vive feliz vida con unso divorcio sacÓ a la luz el tormentoso matrimonio en el que sufriÓ maltratos y la llevó a tomar la decisiÓn mÁs dura de su vida. >> mi hija me dijeron mamÁ, por favor haz algo. y le dije lo voy a pensar, y gracias a unos amigos de espaÑa que los quiero mucho y les agradezco infinitamente todo el apoyo. hablÉ con ellos y me dijeron, quÉ le hace falta? tal cosa bueno ten, me voy maÑana. >> para olivia el recuerdo de esos momentos y sus hijas le han dejado una huella profunda. >> fue una decisiÓn que tuve que tomar muy drÁstica, muy para demostrarle a mis hijas que las mujeres podemos y debemos. yo no querÍa que viera a su madre asÍ. >> una olivia renovada regresÓ a mÉxico determinada a resurgir en su carrera, aunque una de las primeras proposiciones de trabajo fue posar para una revista de caballeros, aceptÓ el reto. >> era como decir aquÍ estoy, y esta soy. y mis hijas me apoyaron. >> pero quizÁs lo que más ha llamado la atenciÓn Últimamente en los medios, es el candente romance que ti

. >> i'm collin, you won't believe the run by marshawn lynch tonight. yeah, you will. >>> nearing an end, his team wants it >>> if you're still looking for stocking stuffers or presents under the tree, you have a few days left to make it happen. amazon and wal-mart on-line have rush delivery, but it will cost you more. amazon also features same-day delivery for most bay area cities. though inventory will be limited. if you're shipping a gift yourself you have until tuesday to use priority mail express services. same for ups and fedex. again, it will cost you. you can always hit up those good old brick and mortar stores. target, jc penney, macy's, kohl's and more have extended hours tore last-minute shoppers. some are even own 24 hours. i'm done, personally. >> i'm not done. >> you're going to be one of those guyes. >> yes. and if you still have shopping to do, the next couple of days will be great. >> weatherwise? >> shopping weather. leading up to christmas eve. but christmas eve itself, we have to talk about changes. live doppler 7 hd, showing you a q

it was old and too big to hold up. >> steven collins is admitted he me lived three young girls and says wrong and says the sexual abuse started in 1973 spanning 20 years. he was heard recently released recording confessing to the abuse. >> sony will let theater operators if they want to show "the interview," with those claiming to be behind a hack threatening theaters that show the comedy. the f.b.i. says there is no proof the lot is credible. >> warriors best 16 game winning street is over with grizzlies overpowering them in memphis 105-989. we continue on-line and twitter and face book and all mobile devices. stay start a revolution a revolution in coffee quality with the finest nespresso coffee blends. a revolution in technology with unique centrifusion. a revolution in taste with a naturally formed crema on both coffee and espresso. nespresso vertuoline. experience the revolution of coffee. >>> good morning, america. breaking right now, theater threat. the new warning of a major attack at the movies invoking 9/11 from the hackers behind that sony security breach. theater chains pull

. >> reporter: jim, today officer collin burg spoke with us about what happened yesterday. when he came face-to-face with a man armed with a military style weapon. the veteran of the philadelphia police force, tapped into his training and never fired his weapon and defused the situation before anyone got hurt. >> chopper 6 hd was over the 2800 block of 20th street just before 2:00 and police tape was up and even from high above. we can see this a.r. 15, the military style rifle in the middle of the street. collin burg of the 39dth district came face-to-face with that weapon and he was on patrol alone. >> heard 15 gunshots in rapid fire succession. >> the suspect, eric barnes fired the weapon into the air and he had already fired off 30 rounds and had a dozen more ready. officer burg approached with his weapon drawn. >> announced police drop the weapon, the second time i yelled it he was looking over his right shoulder, and i was within 8 to 10 feet of him, i guess he realized me coming out of nowhere i had the drop on him and he dropped the weapon. >> its an example of the

collins and his crew at nih. herdwas listening to dr. testify, it occurred to me it would be useful to understand if the prevalence of alzheimer's is increasing or is that just a factor of us living longer? i don't know the answer to that, but i assume that has significant cost consequences. are you expecting greater costs in the future as a result of longevity? and just scientifically on a research basis, has alzheimer's been with us to the degree it is today into the past? livedjust we have now longer and it is not that we are physiologically changing, it is just we live longer and therefore the evidence exists? i do not know that is a question for you are not. before i forgot my question, i went to make sure i got it in front of dr. collins. >> i can say something about ways.n teague of we look in our data to see if we saudi trained in prevalence adjusted for age. so, you are exactly right. one needs to be quite careful increased dementia due to increases in aging of the population from changes in dementia prevalence holding age const

jimmy collins has been traded to the dodgers. he will go done as one of the greatest phyllis ever.he help phillies ever. he was the all time hits leader. passing mike schmidt. you see him there. jay roll ranks first or second in phillies history in hits, extra base hits, doubles, stolen bases and games. and he famously said we're the team to baet aeat and gave the swagger for the west run in team history. he wanted to stay in philly, but the dodgers have a chance to win it all. and jimmy is from california. >> jimmy of course had full no trade rights an i think the dodgers are the only type of place he would have agreed for go to. big city, bright lights and a good team. he has a chance to win again and maybe put another notch on what he hopes is a hall of fame resume. >> so he waived his no trade clause. dodgers get two minor league pitchers. and terry francona spoke within the last hour or so. >> it makes me feel old because jimmy collins got called up in september of 2000, my last year at philadelphia. and you could see he was coming. we called him up to get his feet wet and he

caller: thank you for taking my call, congressman collins. i am terribly concerned and worried why no one is held accountable for the lying that goes on in washington across the board, both from our administration and from some of the senators and some of the congressmen. why is it that no one is held accountable, other than doing it at the ballot box? no prosecution at all for lying to the american people continually. if i lied at work the way these representatives and elected officials lie, i would be terminated, short of terminating -- i would be terminated. short of terminating them at the ballot box, what can actually be done? guest: the interesting issue, and i will just deal from a representative standpoint, when advantages,ological the issue of the misperception in the lying here -- gruber's his actual use of when i am working on this health care law, we knew we had to do certain things to deceive. we knew we could not call it a tax. if we told them that healthy people would be paying the burden for those who were not healthy, we told

let's bring in senior market analyst collin rush.lin, great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> obviously, the differential in terms of the cost savings that one tesla owner could have based on $60 versus $100 is significant. but that's not the reason why people are buying tesla. >> people aren't buying the car for the cost difference. they're talking about the high performance the user experience, the fact that it's an incredible car. and there is some environmental benefit. so there is personal brand value to that. and there is a great brand experience for all of these folks. >> at the same time, when it comes to the growth story, part of it is growing their total addressable market. and part of that is selling more mainstream, lower-end vehicles to many, many more people. in november, we saw prius sales go down 14% based on falling oil prices and gas prices. are you concerned that if we're in a low oil environment for a very long time, that when they roll that lower end model out, there is not going to be as much demand? >> thin

her publisher harper collins can confirm that no attorney representing mr.osby tried to kill the alleged rape story since there was no such story or tried to prevent her from saying whatever she wanted about bill cosby in her book." here now with me, the woman in the room with janice dickinson, she conducted that interview-s my colleague fredricka whitfield. great interview. you talked to janice dickinson's ghost writer for the book "no lifeguard on duty." what did he tell you? >> that's right. i talked to pablo fenvez here in los angeles, and he said yes indeed, he and janice did talk about that alleged rape in 2001 when together they were writing the book. he said in graphic detail she talked about what happened. but he also said this is why that portion of her story, of her life story, didn't make it into the book. >> she thought it was innocent and she -- he told her he wanted to talk to her about her career in film and television. and it didn't quite -- that's not exactly what bill had in mind. and she went into, you know, a fair amount of detail, and s

francis collins. they talk about the latest cancer breakthroughs and some of the research challenges. the forum was cohosted in october by the aspen institute. susan page of "usa today" is a moderator. >> good afternoon, everyone. it is a great privilege to be here to moderate to remarkable pioneers in the field of cancer research. not only a full house here, but c-span is here so we will have an audience that goes well beyond these wall today. let me very briefly introduce our two panelists. dr. francis collins, director of the national institute of health, the largest importer of biomedical research in the world. he is renowned for his leadership in the human genome project. he has received the presidential medal of freedom. welcome. .nd dr. ronald depinno he leads groundbreaking research into the molecular underpinnings theancer, and is also founding director of the belford institute for applied cancer science. he has received many honors and awards and founded several biopharmaceutical companies f

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look at collin, he has a remote control. >> what is mia doing?us donation, ann marie grill, vice president from jacks pacific incorporated. for the eighth year. >> thank you for having us again this year. >> what may be the hottest toy -- >> one of our hottest toys this holiday season, a snow glow elsa. she says phrases from the movie and she also sings "let it go." >> oh, my gosh. >> she's hot. >> it's important. you guys always are so generous. >> we try to. we love working with the toy drive. this year we're giving over 7,000 toys to multiple organizations. >> thank you so, so much. we want to put it right here in our little -- thank you so much. our toy drive ends this friday. if you're in new york, bring a toy to the plaza or to the nbc experience store or donate online at amazon.com/today slooet show. >>> so impressed with the singing of angela hill in rochester, new york, we want her to sing a little something for us. >> take it away. ♪ you make me happy ♪ you make me whole ♪ you take the pain away, i'm so in love with you ♪ ♪ you make rin

collins says the incident happened between 1973 and 1994.e hasn't had a similar impulse in the last 20 years. the allegations first surfaced in an audio recording released to tmz. >>> skyforce 10 over the scene of a deadly accident on the tracks here in delaware county today, a person was hit and killed by a train nearç main street and sixth. it happened along a csx line. no word on the person's identity right now. >> now to the casino crisis in atlantic city. a new jersey is sellablyman unveiled a new plan to keep the city and its casinos alive. chris brown wants to freeze the city's taxes for five years and ease county taxes. the plan would increase county taxes on property owners by $9 million a year. >>> one local university is getting a major gift from the person for whom the school is named. the henry m. rowan family foundation has committed $15 million to rowan university. the gift will establish a permanent endowment exclusively for the college of engineering. this is the second largest donation in the university's history. >>> now

police gave collin a stuffed version of copper. collin gave copper a bone. >>> well the sound track to the highest animated film of alltimes the is this year's best selling album on itunes. >> let it go ♪ let it go . >> do we have to keep on hearing that over and over again? apple announced today that frozen is number one over taylor swift's newly released 1989 frozen is also this year's movie tunes. and happy is the top selling song. season 3, game of throwns, is the top tv show. >>> time now is 4:49. i don't know how many times you've heard that frozen song, let it go, but i think it is time to let it go. >> yeah, fat chance there, brian. oh, boy. >> we both have kids. >> i love our people in the control booth, they love me. >>> let's go ahead and take a look at the commute now, the traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving up to the toll plaza, it is not a commute right now, it is not a bad commute. it looks good here from the coliseum. nobody is still partying after last night's raiders game. northbound 280 and san

that is even lower. >> you can watch more of this discussion with nih's francis collins on c-span.tomorrow night at 8:00. here is a look at some of the programs you will find christmas day on the c-span networks. all of the festivities start at 10:00 a.m. on c-span with the ,ighting of the christmas tree followed by first lady michelle obama and the lighting of the capitol christmas tree, and just after 12:30 p.m., celebrity activists talk about their samuel and then justice alito on the founding fathers. on c-span2 at 10:00 a.m. eastern, the art of good writing , and at 12:30, see the feminine side of a superhero as we look at the secret history of wonder woman. at 6:00 p.m., authors talk about their reading habits, and on american history tv on c-span3 at 8:00 a.m. eastern, the fall of the berlin wall with footage and bob dole, with speeches from president john kennedy and ronald reagan. at noon, fashion experts on andt lady fashion choices how they represented the time in which they lived, and then tom brokaw on his more than 50 years reporting world events. that is this christm

i wonder if jamie collins is going to give us something as interesting.onight as the signal caller. how much of a challenge was that for you? not only just doing that but because dont'a wasn't by your side. >> it was a big challenge but, i mean, i look forward to things like that. take advantage of the opportunity. you know? get your name out. do a lot of things. show my talent. >> two sacks showed your talent but this defense overall really wore down the chargers in the second half. how did you guys do it? >> we got a good group of guys back there on defense now. everywhere. you know? it's the advantage. we just need to keep doing what we doing. >> do you want to say hi to anyone? >> no. >> all right. we send it back up to bob. bob? >> all right. fair enough. let's take a look at the afc playoff picture. new england maintains its perch atop the division and chargers in playoff position but a tough schedule ahead. wins by pittsburgh and baltimore mean they still have a shot at the division title and they are in the thick of the wildcard race as well. let'

frank ward and collin kaepernick turning back the clock.s racking up 355 yards rushing against san diego. but their achilles heel all year has been the inability to score in the fourth quarter. for the second time in 49 years they failed to protect the 21-point lead after halftime. the play from scrimmage. mike pulling him off the tackle. runs over a pair of chargers defenders. the stiff arm for eric wettle. the burst of speed. 52 yards. he would go for a buck-58 for the game. the chargers needed this game to stay in the playoff hunt. and the 49 yards for six. 21-0 niners. rivers three picks in the game. third quarter. 28-14. kaep to vernon davis. vintage vernon here will not be denied. 63 yards for the score. but hold everything. chop block called on him with a little help from alex boone up top. instead of 35-14. this happens on the very next play. kaep under siege. stripped. recovered in the end zone by corey leejet. it's now 28-21. rather than feel sorry for themselves, the quick reply. kaep evading pressure on second and 7. and the lon