one is mccarthy and one is william jenner republican senator.jenner made mccarthy look like a pipsqueak and he called him a traitor to the country and the person that didn't deserve to have any power whatsoever and he was throwing the country out. it was amazing to watch. i've would have hired marshall and he was just completely and absolutely flabbergasted and yet, it comes time for eisenhower to campaign and jenner is right up there pumping his hand and keeps raising eisenhower's hand away that the people. he says i don't know about it but he does it. there's a famous moment that eisenhower has in the speech when he is going to be giving on the train with mccarthy and he had a part that is a pretty explicit attack on mccarthy saying you have gone too far and you shouldn't dishonor an honorable man and that sort of language. his advisers say you have got to take it out. there is no way this is going to work and they try to plate up to him, it feels like you're adding something on at the last moment so stylistically it doesn't work but of course

you said, congressmember mccarthy, you're waiting to see what the nra will say. it seems amazing that in their silence for the first time in so long, in the wake of their silence that this is backing has been filled by massive number of voices for gun-control -- this vaccuum has been filled by massive number of voices for gun-control. it has been filled in by what might be called the silenced majority, as opposed to could say, but all the people who have not been heard before. why wait to hear what the nra has to say? they are a powerful lobby. what do you think they're going to say? second, what bill do you want to see question lists the criterion of a successful build for you. >> yes, i am waiting to hear what they have to say, that is not stopped me from introducing the bills i would like to see go for. closing the gun show loophole for one. making sure everyone goes to background checks. obviously i have offered getting rid of the large magazines, assault magazines that we have out there. yes, getting rid of some of these assault weapons and some assault weap

after vietnam mozilla became not sure to mccarthy was only enhanced by the acid. 20 yards past, mccarthy heard a loud scuffle from the sharp crack of a gunshot. as he spun around, the young man stumbled past shutting i got a shot me. the kid who ventured into the haight from a suburb to score drugs have been shot through the five p. it's not an interaction, durable for shoulder for his frantic girlfriend was reading it her father seabird. mccarthy's introduction to the haight started out as pure misery, but then he got lucky. he stumbled upon a star called the ever loving trading post, we some of young men and women were caught up in the chris is the biggest celebration, singing and dancing in reading each year. he began talking with them. they have long, flowing hair and all of them, then i'm in the lake looked beautiful even though he was trying to hide, they took one look and knew he was military. they received a marveling. they understood. they knew it is looking for. i was looking for a hat. mccarthy spent tonight and a dilapidated house in the haight. christmas morning woke up and

joining me now is new york congresswoman carolyn mccarthy. also joining me msnbc's chris jansing, who has been here in newtown, connecticut, covering the story since the day of the shooting. congresswoman mccarthy, this kind of incident i know, and i've heard you say on other shows, takes you back to that experience, getting the call about what happened on the long island railroad. tell us what it's like and how that was actually able to drive you to what has become your new career and this cause. >> going back all those years ago, it was actually when my son -- he had been in the hospital icu. they didn't expect him to live for quite a few months, but it was during rehab when he was learning how to speak again that he finally asked the question what happened? how could this happen here in america? how could it happen on long island? i didn't have the answers, but i told him i would find out those answers, and the more i certainly looked into it, i decided that i was going to become an activist and try to save any family from going through wh

joining us now is congresswoman carolyn mccarthy. she is a democrat of new york. congresswoman, thank you very much for joining us tonight. it's nice to have you here. >> thank you, rachel. and thank you for giving that important information out to your audience. >> we have spoken after previous mass incidents of gun violence in our country, meaningful conversations of gun control did not happen after tucson or after aurora. do you think this time might be different? >> i'm hoping. today when the president spoke, his tone seemed a little different. maybe it's because of my hope, because we're going to need a president to lead us through this if we are going to do something. and i agree with you, you know, why can't the nra and many of us that are not trying to take away your right to own a gun, but to certainly make sure that the guns don't fall into the wrong hands. and as nra members have said, let's close the gun show loophole. let's make sure everybody goes through a background check. let's make sure that we can do whatever we can so the easy access to guns ca

the house speaker's top lieutenant, congressman kevin mccarthy, and top white house ally, the assistant senate majority leader, dick durbin. mccarthy and durbin square off. >>> then, what is the political endgame for both republicans and democrats? who wins and who loses as this fight drags on? >>> plus, the future of the republican party is a hot topic as both sides start plotting the 2016 campaign. our political roundtable features two former capitol hill insiders, newt gingrich and lawrence o'donnell. plus, three journalists on the story. >>> the looming fiscal cliff 22 days away. is it stalemate or compromise? we'll go inside the negotiations with two top leaders in just a moment, but i want to start with the ongoing crisis in syria where the assad government is cracking down on its own people. and this week something significant happened. the president signalled a big potential shift in u.s. involvement there. here's what he said. >> i want to make it absolutely clear to assad and those under his command, the world is watching. the use of chemical weapons is and would be totally un

i appreciate you bringing that up, president mccarthy. lawrence, all of you know him, was really a champion of the capss project, even when capss didn't have funding, i'm thoroughly convinced he funded it out of pocket for a few years. there's so many people involved in that process we could thank i could stay up here for 20 minutes .d but if we didn't have the 10-plus years of hard work of people trying to develop this plan, i wouldn't be sitting here today. it's really those people that have done all the heavy lifting and now it's my turn to step in, but they are still around and they are still continuing to help because everyone is very passionate about this. as much as we joke about this being an apolitical situation, i really believe it is. this is something for all san franciscoans. >> the tracking system, you make sure you are plugged into that. >> i'm a frequent user of it, i will definitely be paying attention to that. >> thank you for your presentation here today. >> i'll leave these up here. >> i've got one copy. madam secretar

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carolyn mccarthy, thank you. congresswoman carolyn mccarthy of new york state.nd colin goddard, thank you for coming tonight. we'll be right back. this is "hardball," by the way, with continuing coverage on the shooting at sandy hook elementary school up in connecticut. >>> welcome back to "hardball." as we try to comprehend the tragic mass shooting at that elementary school up in connecticut today, the question remains, can students at school ever be 100% safe? joining me right now is clint van zandt, former fbi profiler and nbc analyst. larry johnson, president of the national association of school safety and law enforcement officials. and on the phone james johnson, chair of the national law enforcement partnership to prevent violence. he's also baltimore county police chief. mr. james johnson, chief, i want to ask you about your reaction to this and in terms of baltimore schools. is there anything that's developed since the hard days of columbine where schools take more responsibility to prevent the entry of someone who's dangerous? >> well, certainly, we do

okay, henry. >> thank you, commissioner, president mccarthy, sorry. i am a member of san francisco for responsible growth and wanted to report to you under the leadership of acting director tom huey, deputy director and tony greco, i want to say thanks, happy holidays and we'll see you next year. >> happy holidays. >> good morning, commissioners, i will read a prepared statement. my name is spencer gash, i have been a building inspector for this department for 22 years. i have also been a resident of san francisco for 32 years. i would first like to request persons with an interest in this department and its malfunction to come to these building inspection meetings. they are on this commission is responsible for the oversight of that department. to verify that i would like to cite two sections from pop position g, the commission shall organize, reorganize and manage the department. from section 3.698-1, the department of building inspection should be under the management of a building inspection commission consisting of 7 members. your willful refusal

joining me tonight congresswoman carolyn mccarthy of new york. congresswoman, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> this is really an unprecedented move. what do you make of this, this firm making a move like this, and of course being, in a sense, pressured by the teachers pension fund in california? >> well, i can certainly understand it, because some statements have come out saying that teachers should be armed. talking to certainly an awful lot of the teachers in the last two days. that's the last thing that they want to do. so i can understand that. and you're looking at a lot of these pension funds that are being invested in this company. and they don't want any part of this. so i'm very happy, because, you know, we have investment funds that only do social issues. and i'm glad to see them doing that. maybe that sends even a stronger message to the national rifle association that their grip is loosing. work with us. let's get an assault weapons bill passed let's make sure we can make this country faster. >> do you think they're l

gary mccarthy announced an increase in new reward for information for a 1-year-old police killing. it was one year ago today when he was gunned down while he worked off duty at a convenience store. to with such men are charged. police are still looking for the murder weapon and other people involved. mccarthy says the case will not be closed until they have all of the suspects in custody. >> the additional reward money was raised by the chicago police memorial foundation and the fraternal order of police. >> and a chicago police officer was injured when a man smashed his head against the pavement. the police officer briefly lost consciousness. the man has been charged with aggravated battery to a police officer and resisting a rest. police were investigating the report of shots being fired. they say williams was seen leaving the area at a high rate of speed. they followed him and that is when the confrontation began. >> dozens of people there and tell larry -- voluntarily turn in their guns to police today appeared people real to drop off their weapons with no questions asked. a to

gary mccarthy has placed 19 of the 23 police commanders since he took off one and a half years ago. are suing an arlington heights nursing home because of what they say was found in a patient's ear. they discovered 57 maggots in this 92 year-old era the lawsuit for distress in negligence claims that if she would have been given her eardrops then they would have seen the maggots much sooner. mccann is an alzheimer's patient and she has been moved to another home. coming up, 27 days ago and still no agreements for the fiscal crisis but tonight small signs of progress. and house speaker john maynard discuss and the fiscal cliff and president barack obama suppresses his case today for a tax hike to help reduce the deficit. we are not insisting on rates just out of spite or any kind of partisan victory but rather because we need to raise a certain amount of revenue. >> and he made that pitch to several wealthy ceos he wants to raise taxes on the top 2 percent of income earners and he believes this will help raise the government's 16 trillion dollar debt coupled with spending cuts but the

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joining us is carolyn mccarthy, thank you for joining us tonight.to have you here. >> thank you, rachel and thank you for giving out that important information to your audience. >> we have had meaningful conversations about gun control, that does not happen after tucson and aurora, do you feel this time could be difference? >> i'm hoping today when the president spoke, his tone seemed a little bit different. maybe it's because of my hope. because we are going to need a president to lead us through this if we are going to do something, and i agree with you, why can't the nra, and many of us that are not trying to take away your right to own a gun, but to make sure that the guns do not fall in the wrong hands and as nra members have said, let's close the gun show loophole. let's make sure everyone goes through a background check. let's make sure we can do whatever we can so the easy access to guns can save lives. you and i have had these conversations before. you are right. the nra and the gun manufacturers which would supply them with the money throu

have been highly effective at organizing a movement of concerned parents. >> hi, i'm jenny mccarthy. i am here today to beg you guys... >> narrator: the science that gave the movement its originalw impetus was a 1998 article by british gastroenterologist andrew wakefield in the medical journal the "lancet." he reported on 12 children with gastrointestinal problems, eight of whom developed symptoms of autism following an mmr shot. wakefield's theory was that the measles vaccine inflamed the intestines, causing harmful proteins to leak into the bloodstream, eventually damaging the brain and causing autism. >> measles, mumps and rubella, given together, may be too much for the immune system of some children to handle. clearly for the vast majority, it is protective. and we must emphasize that it is just a small cohort of children- - we don't know how large-- but who have appeared to have developed a syndrome. >> we don't want your dna. >> narrator: news of wakefield's provocative "lancet" article spread across the world, creating fear that measles shots might cause autism. >> there was

. >> reporter: unless you are the mother of 18-year-old jack mccarthy.es around christmas sweaters so tacky, some people find them beautiful. jack mccarthy has made a ton of money. >> we sold it on ebay for $50. >> reporter: inspired by the revelation, jack built his stockpile at every flee market, thrift store across different states. they sell for $12 to $50 a piece. >> the more colorful, the more action, the more eye popping. that's hour definition of ugly. >> reporter: he's shipping out sweaters at a pace of 40 a day. >> there were moments, i suppose i was concerned there was more stock than we would get rid of and i would never get my basement back. >> reporter: maybe you won't. jack graduates from high school in a few months and you can't do this in a dorm. >> for all you ladies we've been talking about on facebook, now you know where to get rid of all those ugly christmas sweaters. >>> normally they risk their lives running into burning buildings. >> how some firefighters are saving lives in a very different way.

when the name joseph mccarthy was on everyone's mind. the red scare was something that gripped the nation, but after a time, mccarthy's crusade against communism started to wear thin and people got sick of it. eventually they would stand in line waiting to sign petitions against senator joe mccarpety, the man who led the fight against those suspected communists. then 58 years ago today, the senate took the unprecedented step of censuring one of their own, they said mccarthy had behaved contrary to senatorial traditions and the only senator not on the record that day? that would have been one john f. kennedy of massachusetts. it turns out he was in the hospital for back surgery on this day in 1954. >>> now to another former president, we're talking about jimmy carter now. in our own richard lui got a chance to sit down with the former president recently during a trip to haiti. both he and richard were there volunteering with habitat for humanity. richard talked to mr. carter about service after the white house. the carter family's role in

. >> and melissa mccarthy from "bridesmaids" is in the movie. >> jimmy: melissa mccarthy is off the chartsways brilliant. but i gotta say it, leslie -- leslie mann is phenomenal in this movie, and there's this one scene when she finds out some kids are picking on her kid on facebook. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and finds this kid in school and goes "hey, you. yeah, you, you going to talk about my daughter and how my daughter is not hot on the hot list, well tell you," and tells this kid off. the kid starts crying. [ laughter ] she goes, "no, no, no, don't cry," and like she feels bad for insulting the kid and so they have to go to a parent/teacher conference with melissa mccarthy, who is in the principal's office with paul rudd and leslie, they are the couple. >> you're going to tell entire story right now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i really loved, it honestly really, really loved this movie. i think honestly you deserve accolades for this, as many as you can get. because boy is a great job. rare when you get to see a move like this. i want to show everybody a clip of melissa mccarthy and paul rudd in

i recently spoke with travel writer andrew mccarthy about his experiences., he is the same andrew mccarthy who starred in 1980s teen classics such as "pretty in pink" and "weekend at bernie's." first, you know i had to ask him how he went from actor to world traveler? >> about ten years ago i sort of began this accidental second career as a travel writer. i had been traveling a great deal personally and then i found that none of the travel writing i was reading was capturing the essence of the trips that i was having. so, i just began to write about it. i started writing for magazines and i'm an editor now at "national geographic traveler" and write for other newspapers and magazines and blossomed into this career because i followed a passion, really. >> in your book, you take off from patgonia, which some call the end of the earth. it seems to be part of your personal struggle between commitment to the woman in your life who you refer to in the book as dee and your longing to travel alone. what were you seeking on that particular journey and have you reconc

mccarthy yesterday agreed to a two year $15.5 million deal with arizona. there is the lasting image you oakland a's fans saw with him getting hit in the head in september. he had the skull fracture. 17 and 15, era of 3.29. with the a's he will be reunited with kay hill, another former a. he goes back to his native phoenix scottish dale area, brandon mccarthy no longer wearing green and gold for the oakland a's. have a great saturday afternoon. cbs5 at 5:30 and 6:30 will be straight ahead with me a little bit later on. >>> one last look at our top stories that includes high court jumping into the debate over same-sex marriage. we'll be right back. ne ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this is just one of 20 homen the area using up to 150 >>> check out this festive home, just one of 20 homes in the area using about 150,000 lights. thanks for the picture. you can e-mail your photos to us at mornings@cbs5.com. a bomb squad detonated a large explosive device in pleasant hill. teens were arrested after finding a pipe bomb to blow up a mailbox. >> u.s. supreme court will take

actor an dri mccarthy tells us about his. stay tuned the . >>> it is 6:30. it's a much colder morning than it's been any morning this week. that's live look at the southwest corner of the city. sharon will take care of the other roads and it's tim williams in for bernadette woods who is in for marty bass who is over at first warning weather. >> that gets us there. sure does. today our temperatures are on the cold side. we're looking at 28 degrees starting off. 24 now in oakland 29 elkin, 3 1 on the shore. our forecast high today in the mid 40s which is right on target for our normal high for this date which is around 47. your complete updated first warning weather forecast coming up. >>> sharon gibala is where she should be at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. the delays are showing up where they should be. on the west side outer loop of the beltway we have an accident. that's on the outer loop at 70 westbound. watch for day delays -- watch for delays there. lights out at mayor drive and hospital drive at cane. speeds slowing on the west side of the belt

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my name is daniel mccarthy. born and raised in san francisco, actually raised across the street at 415 vincente. i've been looking across at the old miller house and knew the millers well and now welcome our new neighbors in a brand new beautiful house. we'd love to see the old one disappear. for a number of years now, i look sd directly across at the millers and the mas and vincente street, from the front of my house is a very dark street, gets very little light. i look across at the mas and see how they have totally blinded by

my name is daniel mccarthy. born and raised in san francisco, actually raised across the street at 415 vincente. i've been looking across at the old miller house and knew the millers well and now welcome our new neighbors in a brand new beautiful house. we'd love to see the old one disappear. for a number of years now, i look sd directly across at the millers and the mas and vincente street, from the front of my house is a very dark street, gets very little light. i look across at the mas and see how they have totally blinded by these huge horrible trees that come out of 422. i know that's not your issue. but now what is being proposed is that they cut off all of the light on their north side, and put them in a canyon. and they have got two little kids that, vincente is not a good street to be playing on. it's a very busy street. and i'm sure that the kids spend a lot of time in the backyard. to put them in a dark cavern i don't think is right. as i said we totally welcome a new house. we welcome our new neighbo

holmes like many others has praised superintendent gary mccarthy's initiative to refocus police efforts in high crime areas today he called the homicide unacceptable saying: overall the homicide rate is up 15% from last year a statistic that does not sit well with many chicagoans. it's very dangerous. if i'm not going to verse, i go in my house, i don't go out anymore i don't do anything. . new york mayor michael bloomberg talking about the city's statistics on homicides rates is about to hit a record low this year the lowest number they have seen in 18 years. it has tripled the population of the city of chicago. the last inmates at the super max have been moved out the closure will save money demonstrators protest to the prison last april demonstrating against the isolation imposed on inmates there was a 15 year experiment on prisons which advocates believe the state still needs. the last five inmates were moved to the pontiac correctional center today. this ends four years of chapter 11 protection among them the tribune controls a major daily newspapers and nearly two dozen tv station