i'm here with natalie portman, the amazing, amazing natalie portman who i love so much.seen different cuts but i don't know what's in the final cut. >> sean: that's so crazy, also kind of cool that they don't show you the movie until it happens. >> it's going to be cool to see it with like an audience. >> sean: done and finished, right? >> yeah. >> sean: so, well, just for you guys we have a world premiere clip of the movie. take a look. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> mjolnir! you're back! mjolnir! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] 7 [ cheers and applause ] >> sean: that is amazing. that is so cool. that is so cool. now, are they -- is marvel going to get upset that we just showed how it ends? [ laughter ] i'm kidding, i'm kidding. wait, taika waititi was the director, amazing, i love him. [ cheers and applause ] he at comic-con bestowed upon you, we have a picture, the hammer. what's it called again? >> mjolnir. >> sean: that's so cool. i love that. and such a deserving recipient of that. >> thank you. >> sean: i don't -- i love marvel but i'm not as deeply rooted in it as my hus

senator portman you are recognized. .. disturbing information about what was going on with regard to the biowatch program. the need for an updated bio detection capability. our nation's biosecurity preparedness was one of the things that stood out for me and i think other colleagues as as >> . >> and the shortcomings. >> thank you for that question. with that ability to detect a biological terroristst attack. with that coordination exercise that we do with the state and local often serve in with the coronation of their response. with that bio surveillance programs and anyone to do the job as well as we can but with three of those improvements is a greater emphasis on stakeholder engagement with the local biological coordinators and in the report our people in the field meet with themm all the time where the programs are going and how we support them and then to begin the local visit. with the cincinnati cleveland and those coordinators just to see how we are doing in a post covid environment but as we move through and the

the senate was fundamentally guess what they did i am here to thank those that sit down senator bob portman with senator murphy, we had senator romney, senator shaheen, senator caskey, senator warren, senator tillis, senator sinema, senator l-uppercase-letter, senator cardin, senator young, senator coons, senator sass andor senatr graham, that was truly a team effort when you think about it. this is gone on for quite some time. what will enter those discussions the s bipartisan support for some important commonsense reforms that would help restore america's faith in our democracy. and how we basically apply our democracy and select a representative form of government. specifically most of theha group felt that we could should reform the electoral count act and renew the ambiguity that we sell weaponize after the last election. we were all in agreement. enhance the protections for local election officials that were facing unprecedented threats andim intimidation's. these are people that volunteer most basically and it's basically family handed down generation after generation, people with th

my ranking member, senator portman is at another committee hearing right now. he will be joining us shortly so i will immediately move to swearing in witnesses. it is the practice of the homeland security and government affairs committee to swear in witnesses. so, if each of you would please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear that the testimony that you will give before this committee will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? you may be seated. today's first witness is gary rasicot, acting assistant secretary for the countering weapons of mass destruction office at the department of homeland security. previously, mr. rasicot served as chief of operations at the safety security administration as well as several senior roles at the us coast guard including as director of marine transportation systems, director of the global maritime operational threat response and his deputy commandant for mission support. deputy for personal readiness. mr. rasicot was also an active duty coast guard officer for more than 24 years.

ranking member portman will be joining us shortly.ot going on all around capitol hill right now, he will be here shortly and we'll have an opportunity for opening statements at that time. but now, it is the practice of the committee to swear in witnesses. so, if you will please stand, sir, and raise your right hand. do you swear that the testimony that you will give before this committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> i do. >> thank you. you may be seated. today, our witness is david pekoske, who is nominated to serve a second term as administrator of the transportation security administration at the department of homeland security. administrator pekoske oversees 60,000 employees and is responsible for security operations at nearly 440 airports throughout the united states. and the security of highways, railroads, mass transit systems and pipelines. while at dhs, administrator pekoske also served as the acting secretary and as the senior official performing the duties of deputy secret

thank you, senator portman concealed about 30 seconds of my time. i apologize after this meeting with mrs. zelenskyy pro just want to say i push it all the comments made today about the need for us to rehabilitateab existing housing. single-family homes are left out of the process right now. it is a piece of the puzzle we need to fix. it's so important. claimants got 3000 of these home vacant not being used could be fixed up that would really help toward this effort that everyone has acknowledged today. it's increasingly dream of owning a home is becoming out of reach were so many americans. i just want to acknowledge mr. roberts you've done i appreciate your help on this with senator cardin. i think my colleague for allowing me too yield. >> thank you, senator portman. let me go to you first, the net investment income tax serves as a surtax on small businesses put under recent proposalsr would subject active business income to surtax. i think you agree that would result in higher rental housing costs. can you explain how expanding to include active

senator portman, you wanted me? >> i appreciated. >> i've yielded 30 seconds of my time and can the parliaments of the senate you can use. >> i apologize. i got to go to this meeting with mister zelinski. i just want to say i really appreciate all the comments made today about the need for us to rehabilitate existing housing and single-family homes are left out of the process right now. it's a piece of the puzzle we need to fix . that's what i think the neighborhood homes is so important. cleveland 3000 of the soul are vacant, not being used so they can be fixed up it would help towards this effort that everybody is acknowledged today which is increasingly the dream of owning a home is coming out of reach or something americans want to acknowledge the work mister roberts you have done and others. we appreciate your on this with senator cardin and i packed my colleagues. >> thank you senator portman. let me go to you first mister konter. the net income tax serves as a tax on small businesses and under recent proposal

senator cardin and senator portman proposed a bill called the neighborhood homes investment act. finally we continue our bipartisan work with senator leahy, senator collins offering the lifeline act. the bill creates more flicks ability for states, local governments and tribes to use existing firms to get more affordable housing bills. finally while there is bipartisan interest in getting this approach done legislatively, the treasury has substantial authority to accomplish a lot of what we are seeking to do on their own with rule changes, so today we are going to make sure the direction is getting the congress and the treasury department to move more quickly together and getting it done will provide important progress again ensuring access to more opportunities for affordable housing. lots of ideas to talk about. every member has an interest in this, so i hope that we won't be here eating our cereal in the finance room but a lot of my colleagues have lots of interest and i want to thank the senator for his work on another important issue. >> i appreciate your willingness as you

chris hemsworth returns along with natalie portman and christian bale.hreen shah. >> i'm going to choose my own path. live in the moment. >> reporter: get your storm breaker axes ready. >> hey, i was just calling you. >> reporter: chris hemsworth is back in action as thor, god of thunder, for the fourth installment of marvel studios' hit franchise "thor: love and thunder." >> what's it been, three, four years? >> 8 years, 7 months, 6 days, give or take. >> this is really different from all the other thor movies. would you call this a rom-com? >> absolutely, yeah. he pitched it to me, said he wanted to make a romantic comedy set in spice, a wacky world, galactic adventure. >> reporter: this adventure finds thor on an uncharted journey to find inner peace. >> my superheroing days are over. >> reporter: he's thwarted when a galactic killer played by christian bale seeks to make the gods extinct. >> you are not like the other gods i've killed. you've got something worth fighting for. >> reporter: to combat the threat, thor enlists the help of trio of charact

portman: marp. the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. portman: madam president, i come to the floor today because we're poised to begin consideration of a important piece of legislation. it's a plan to make america more competitive with china and a plan to bring good jobs back to america. the bipartisan chips act, which ensures american workers and american companies get the tools they need to compete and win. let me give some background on why this is so badly needed. u.s. dominant in -- u.s. dominance in semiconductor production has twindled. the u.s. has always led the world in chip design. we came up with this technology, but our share of the global chip manufacturing capacity over the past 30 years has gone from about 37% down to less than 12% today. as a result we rely more and more on foreign countries for these essential chips. in the past few years the supply chain has not been reliable. you know that if you tried to buy a car recently, maybe even a washing machine, you had to wait forever. why? because of the lack of semiconduc

i'm jimmy kimmel shawn hayes with natalie portman.will see you in the morning. >> lou: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live" with guest host sean hayes! tonight -- natalie portman, b. scott, and music from meghan trainor featuring teddy swims. with cleto and the cletones. and now, sean hayes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> sean: thank you, thank you. thank you. ah, that's very nice of you. thank you.

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chairman peters, ranking member portman, and members of the committee. thank you for inviting me to speak with you today about the faa's role ensuring safety, security and efficiency of the nation's airspace as it pertains to unmanned aircraft systems, or uas, or drones. at the faa, we are constantly working to welcome these beneficial new technologies into the national air system, while minimizing any impacts to our existing air transportation system and to the public. eevery day, commercially-operated uas contribute to our economy by inspecting infrastructure, supporting agriculture and other industries, assisting public safety agencies, and conducting a myriad of other tasks. congress has recognized these tremendous benefits to our economy and society and has been fully supportive as we integrate this technology into our airspace in a safe and secure manner. however, the faa does acknowledge the potential misuse of this technology poses unique security challenges that enable malicious actors to exploit vulnerabilities or circumvent traditional ground-

and for this, portman for the first time in his thirty-year goto career. was a lot of fun with a wonderful trainer working with me. and i'm trying to become very strong, my character is 183 cm tall, and i have everything. 160 required not only training, but she had some movie magic. male according to the plot in this film, thor has a midlife crisis after a trip with the guardians of the galaxy, he grew beer belly and thunder beard. trying to return to its former form and most importantly again. find yourself youtube in a person's personal life always come in the days when you care about the fathers of your life. why am i here, what am i doing, do i benefit through this and bargaining. well, and also that, of course, a film about love, the performers of the main roles. they say that the shooting took place on a family basis , their children sparta and portman came to the site badly . they are just at the age when you want to play superheroes watched tours much earlier than i supposed to show a fluffy one very impressed they said nothing exactly. the childre

. >> thank you ranking member portman. there are three questions that this committee as if everyone who comes before us and there will ask you if administrator david pekoske if he could respond briefly with a yes or no. first is there anything you are aware of in your background that might present a conflict of interest with the duties of the office in which you have been nominated. >> now sir >> you know anything personal or otherwise that would in any way prevent you from fully and honorably discharging a responsibilities of the office in which you have been nominated? >> no sir. >> do agree without reservations to comply with any request or summons to appear to testify before any duly constituted committee of congress? >> no sir. >> administrator pekoske we have spoken at length about concerns raised from the arab-american communities about many of the tsa implemented lists and policies and programs that can lead to additional screenings at airports. we can both agree that security for thees airline is of utmost importa

meanwhile, thor is pining forjane foster — natalie portman — who was around a while ago and then wents come back. she's battling cancer but she finds herself transformed into the mighty thor, thanks to the reconstructed hammer, which was shattered, from which thor is now separated, and now, he's confronted with his ex—girlfriend and his ex—hammer. here's a clip. so, that's the ex—girlfriend, is it? the old ex—girlfriend. jodie foster. jane foster. the one that got away. that means escaped. yeah, yeah. must be hard for you to see your ex—girlfriend and your ex—hammer hanging out and getting on so well. what you up to, bro? come to daddy. come on! mjolnir! hey, there you are! hey! i was just calling you. i have no idea what's going on there! no, 0k. well, that gag about his hammer being like his ex—girlfriend and the axe being the new girlfriend, that will go on throughout the whole movie. and i don't mind a couple of gags in a superhero movie. kind of stretches a point when the whole point of the movie is, "oh, look, we're making a superhero movie, "but we're making jokes about it cos

there is no shortage of stars in the fourth thor movie, chris hemsworth is teaming up with natalie portmanompson and christian bale. the reviews have been positive. entertainment reporter has a look at htor -- thor: love and thunder. >> chris hemsworth and natalie portman were given permission to be adventurous but also to be funny and have fun. in the fourth movie to future thor. >> i was very impressed by what you did back there. >> love and thunder lives up to its name with plenty of romantic tension. >> the old ex-girlfriend. >> and no shortage of action, thanks to christian bales kercher was bent on eliminating all of the gods, with a special focus on thor. >> it was cool. >> during a recent conversation with chris hemsworth, i enlisted the help of sidney o'malley, a marvel fan who really loved this movie. >> throughout the movie i enjoyed how it had movements in which i was on the verge of tears and moments where i cannot up laughing. it was a great mixture. >> the star credited's -- credits his director for achieving the balance. >> we've had a lot of people respond to the fact that

one of your senators, rob portman, voted for the bill back in june.ted against it this week. a spokesman for portman told cnn that while he plans to vote for final passage of the bill, this week's vote against it was a way of registering displeasure the way leadership handled the amendment process. what does a delay in passage translate to in terms of veterans, people suffering? >> these veterans don't have time. they don't have days. unfortunately, i got word of a veteran that was excited because he finally felt like he was going to be able to benefit from this bill being passed, as he was denied by the va. and his private health insurance dropped him. and unfortunately, we got word that this veteran took his life because this bill was delayed. and i hope that there are not more that end up doing this type of thing based on the delay from these 25 senators. it's disgusting. >> as we mentioned, the legislation is named in honor of your husband, sergeant first class keith robinson. can you just tell us a little bit about him? what was he like? >> well,

i had senator portman on the show. looking at chinese espionage and spying in the federal reserve system. and they have caught some people red-handed but there are still some that they have not caught. there is some fed research people that seem to be on the take from communist china, giving them our models and various research information. this is part of the ongoing chinese attempts, whether it is cyber hacking or direct spying, espionage, whatever it is, throughout american business, throughout american technology, and now we are reminded once again that they're going after the federal reserve system. it is absolutely incredible and the bidens should be much, much tougher on china. jackie: to your point, larry, we've got a sound bite from congressman mike waltz. talking about how china so ingrained in the united states. listen to this. you can react on the other side? >> they already dominate pharmaceuticals. dominate solar panels. in this case, now it is our food supply. in addition to this land that they're buying

senator rob portman says he believes there's a chance enough of his fellow republicans in the chamberoured. >> do you feel like republican views on this issue are changing? >> yeah, i think that's obvious when you look at the house vote and you look at just the shifting sentiment about this issue throughout the country. i think this is an issue that many americans, regardless of their political affiliation, feel has been resolved. >> senator portman is a co-sponsor of this bill on the senate side. he said his views changed after his son came out a few years ago. yesterday 47 house republicans joined democrats to vote in favor of this effort. in the senate it takes 60 votes for the bill to succeed so that means at least ten republicans would need to support it. the push to protect same-sex marriage picked up steam after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. >>> up next, apparently it really pays to be a ceo these days, literally. a new report shows just how much the nation's top execs are raking in, when we come back. e e t apartments-dot-com can help you trade this love nest for..

plus, we take natalie portman on a fashion flashback, how they pulled off val kilmer's "top gun: maverickmeback, and the wild tale of when rick springfield met elvis. "access hollywood" starts right now. ♪♪ from universal studios hollywood, welcome to the weekend edition of "access hollywood." i'm zuri hall. chris, ryan, regé, ana -- is this the hottest cast ever? friday brings the release of "the gray man." think of it like 007 but kicked up a notch. ryan gosling plays a cia operative named the gray man. it's a definite departure from his ken role in the new "barbie" movie he's filming right now. but his long-time love, eva mendes, appreciates both sides of her man. eva said she wants ken in the day, the gray man at night. what does that mean? >> you have to ask that wonderful woman. ask her. i do not speak for eva mendes. >> [ laughs ] ♪♪ well, of course we asked eva, who made her point crystal clear. >> when i see the gray man, like, that's -- that's who i want to spend my nights with, and ken, now ken i want to spend my days with. [ laughter ] ken. ken is fun. ken is like, you know, h

four republicans, four so far say they are likely yeses, including senator portman and senator susanblicans that we spoke to said they weren't noes, marco rubio saying he sees this as a stupid waste of time, that it's not a necessary thing to do. 16 of the senators we talked to today say they are undecided, and 22 we're still waiting to hear back from. but what we heard again and again is these senate republicans want to see this legislation first and read it and know exactly what is in it before they commit to it. schumer is going to need those ten republicans to make sure that they can get this over the finish line. that is the big question to see if they can do that. wolf? >> jessica dean reporting to us from capitol hill, thank you. >>> a funeral today in new york for ivana trump, mother of three of donald trump's children. donald trump, jr., eric, and ivanka trump, they were there along with their partners, as well as the former president and his current wife melania. the 73-year-old ivana trump ruled last week in an accidental death. to our viewers, thank you very much. i'm wol

and i'm telling you right now, senator toomey, senator rob portman was heath's senator voted no, they voted against my family. they voted for all of us to suffer. they are endorsing our suffering. they are endorsing her suffering. they're endorsing his suffering. they're endorsing kevin's suffering, they're endorsing rosy and her husband's suffering. they don't get a shit about veterans and like someone said before. every single one has pictures with veterans on their facebook pages, on their websites, well, screw that, they don't support veterans. if you vote no on this bill, you do not support veterans. the burden of proof is on these verdicts to prove it was combat-related. so we couldn't hold up that burden of proof while heath was alive. so after he died with the help of dr. robert miller from vanderbilt university, he coordinated a lung autopsy for us. i'm going to tell you what this lung autopsy showed and you tell me, senator toomey, senator rob portman if you think heath's lung cancer was caused by toxic exposure. we know he had lung cancer. he also possibly had corrective --

senate seat in ohio with incumbent republican senator rob portman not running for re-election this yearchoice in the senate race. >> the opportunities in this state depend on us fighting and winning -- >> reporter: recent news polls show growing pessimism in americans over the economy. skyler henry, cbs news, the white house. >>> well, change could be coming to federal student loan programs, plus rihanna is given a rich new title. matt pieper has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: wall street stocks finished higher wednesday, rising after a federal reserve maintained a tough line on inflation. the dow gained 69. the nasdaq up 39. s&p taking in 13. >>> the biden administration is proposing changes to student loan programs. it includes a rule that would curb interest rates for nearly all of the more than 40 million borrowers in the u.s. the action is intended to overhaul relief programs that have been criticized for their burdensome paperwork requirements and long processing times. it's unlikely to open debt forgiveness to huge swaths of borrowers, bu

he tells us about natalie portman returning to the marvel cinematic universe, the mcu.nd the hammer. everybody was asking, who got to do that interview? zohreen shah. >> >>s coming up ahead. >>> first, though, the top headlines we're following now. nearly 10,000 flights were cancelled or delayed so far this holiday weekend as we return to pre-pandemic levels of travel. if you're choosing to drive instead despite the high gas prices traffic is expected to be lighter today but still leave early to avoid any problems. >>> a 22-year-old danish man is in custody after a mass shooting at a mall in copenhagen. at least three people were killed. four others critically injured. the suspect is expected to be in court today. authorities saying that the shooting appears to be random. >>> and in italy, a large chunk of a glacier broke free slamming ice, snow, and rock into hikers. italian officials on the scene saying at least six people were killed and more than a dozen missing. parts of the mountain are closed off to climbers today in fear that it could happen again. >>> two long

senate seat in ohio with incumbent republican senator rob portman not running for reelection this year. >> there's a real choice in the senate race. >> the opportunities in this state to depend on us fighting and winning. >> reporter: pessimism is shown with americans over the economy. skyler henry, cbs news, the white house. >>> streaming on "cbs news bay area." >> we wanted the vehicle truly to be capable of going anywhere. >> whether attacking the train or getting groceries, how a california company challenges our expectations with electric cars and truck goes. >>> find out where a windstorm was so powerful it did this. ♪ >>> nothing like that in our weather. just some stubborn clouds overhead for much of the day, slowing down the warm-up, but we have seen plenty of sunshine in other parts of the bay area. a big w ♪ >>> all right. my camera is moving up and so are gas prices. sales of electric vehicles in response rose 76% in just the first quarter, and an irvine-based company wants to ditch the traditional image of the vehicles. cbs reporter ben tracy took a road with ceo of someth

it can get enough republican support to pass republican senator susan collins from maine and rob portman from ohio. both said they would co-sponsor the bill as other suggests they would follow for the bill to pass. democrats will need to secure votes from at least 10 republicans. >> all right. time for a look at the forecast as we look live at a very foggy golden gate bridge that is really foggy can even see the towers, lawrence. and meantime, at the waves are picking yeah, more big waves out there along the coast. one more nice evening of the think that suddenly surge we've been talking about last couple of days moving in along the coastline and want to stay off the rocks. big-time swells still moving in there, specially. >> the south facing beaches. but by tonight, little low that little later on. things begin to subside with the waves. but out there tonight, that fog is really moving in looking toward the transamerica building. start to surge back on shore as we speak, helping to cool down the temperatures but still remain hot inland. i think in the san francisco not so 59 in the suns

meanwhile, thor is pining forjane foster — natalie portman — who was around a while ago and then went

. >> caller: my question is rob portman. my question is rob portman had language in the bill that prevented people from making the chips over china which would give china the expertise that this is critical infrastructure that goes to our security. an chuck schumer took the lineage out of the bill. explain to me what the language was and why chuck schumer did that trick you thank you. very well read into the policy of this bill i have to say. so there's two separate issues. one is the guard rails which i was talking about. those are the would make it difficult or impossible for if you got money from this bill to go and build a factory in china. those provisions are still in the bill. there's been haggling overth the details but those things are still in the bill. u robin portman thing, he was pushing what we call a research provision. here's how washington democrats are describing the american economy -- from the white house last month, quote, robust economic progress under president biden's leadership. according to presiden

female for movie it is called love and thunderbird i'm guessing that is the nickname of natalie portman'sits by health it fit she seems to have gotten for this movie the early box often signs are good. movies are not everything for companies like disney impairment they make lot much from theater tv but they do revenue for the streaming content is a good sign. despite all it brought up their big guns but was let this year to attract people to theater? >> i am watching avatar for there is a sequel to avatar. it will not come out until mid december. are you feeling passionate about avatar? it cannot remember one name from the original movie. i can't tell people going to ship this movie. disney has a multi- sequel deal with james cameron pretty seems risky to me but i asked bob about that want to be said avatar was the biggest worldwide box office hit of all time. there is that. he does make a good point there. >> you to why? every character is a baron's blue that's a secret to avatar because he should've gotten paid on that. >> match the fed that's great. jack: big tech rebound how soon it w