ron collins (clapping) >> we have the best mayor in the country here (laughter) (clapping). >> san francisco is very lucky to have ed lee. he could have adopted loves causes but has adopt the middle school in san francisco. i'm sure you don't know where i was 52 years ago i was eating lunch right outside here (clapping) i grew up an angelaer drive near sunset and came back as a junior high before my family move forward to the peninsula but i'm a graduate and when i find out there was an event here i thought i have not been here since 11 years old. i want to share you with you how i got involved in beyond differences. it's kind of interesting. ed lee mentioned that i got very involved in the gun safety issue after the san francisco massacre on december 14th last year. lots of people in the tech community thought i should get involved to stop gun violence and on mayor fourteen the anniversary we invited several of the parents of the san i didn't hook kids that were killed and one of those personalities what we mark barden and his son 7 years old was killed on december 14th. and mark barring do

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among the republicans who say they'll vote for the bill, senator susan collins, senator ron johnson, senator john mccain, senator mccain spoke about it on cnn's "state of the union." >> i hope it will pass the senate. i'll do anything, not anything but we must not shut down the government again. we can't do that to the people of this country and my state. >> dana bash is tracking the vote tally on capitol hill. give us the latest breakdown. >> you just mentioned the republicans who are going to vote yes, but before we get to that, tomorrow there is going to be a key procedural url measure that is going to determine the fate of this budget deal in the senate. and let's just sort of explain what is going to be needed. so viewers can understand. first of all, it will need 60 votes to pass or break a filibuster. and we'll remind viewers what the breakdown of the parties are in the senate right now, 55 democrats, 45 republicans. now, let's just assume for argument's sake all democrats vote thor this. we don't know that's going to happen. it might not. you would need five republicans. we h

i particularly want to thank are presented to ron kind, senators susan collins and joe manchin, and the many other members who participated in many discussions. this lays down a foundation to reach an agreement on issues that need to be addressed. i urge my colleagues to vote in favor of this legislation and to join with those of us who share an obligation to govern and seek bipartisan solutions. i yield back. >> the gentleman from kentucky reserves. the gentleman from new york is that gentlewoman from new york is recognized. >> i'm very pleased to yield one minute to the gentleman from pennsylvania a member of the appropriations committee. >> the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise to urge an expedited path. i join with the chairman and the ranking member of my committee and i agree with every word that has been stated by the majority chairman and the ranking member. this is critically important. this monday i was in a foreign country, i was in the state of israel and met with the president and with a whole group of brain researchers from around

i particularly want to thank representative ron kind, senators susan collins and joe mansion, and the many other members who participated in the many discussions. i believe these conversations have laid a strong foundation that we can build on to arrive at agreements made in major issues that need to be addressed in this country. i urge my colleagues not only to vote in favor of this legislation tonight but to join with those of us who share in affirmative obligation to govern and who seek bipartisan solutions to the challenges facing our great nation. at this time i yield back. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: madam speaker, i'm very pleased to yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from pennsylvania, a member of the appropriations committee, mr. fattah. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. mr. fattah: thank you, madam speaker. i rise to urge expedited passage of this legislation. i join with the chairman and the ranking member o

we've got mccain, flake, collins, burr and ron johnson who've all voindicated they're going to vote to move the bill forward. at least four other senators are willing to vote to advance the bill if necessary. >> i hope it'll pass the senate. i'll do anything -- not anything. but we must not shut down the government again. we can't do that to the people of this country and my state. >> here's the question now. will republicans, particularly republicans in the house led by speaker john boehner, make the political calculation that the dividends that health care can pay them as a political story are worth avoiding other fights with democrats? particularly fights on immigration and the minimum wage. which democrats would like to exploit as wedge issues in the months before the election. on "meet the press" sunday paul ryan defended his bill from republican criticism by arguing that ideal allows republicans to do just this. focus on health care. >> government has to function. and we saw the specter of two possible government shutdowns in 2014. one in january and one in october. i don't think

they join senators john mccain, jeff flake, susan collins and ron johnson who committed support.is gop group with the 53 senate democrats and two independents and that's more than the 60-volts needed to overcome a filibuster and bring it to a final vote. not everyone is on the same page in the grand old party these days. >> are you kidding me? >> months after the gop was pushed into a failed strategy that led to a government shut down, speaker john boehner had had enough. the groups bring the power of money and action v.i.x., but boehner said he won't be pushed around. >> i don't care what they do. >> patrick hedger of freedom works said speaker boehner should care. >> i think it would be virgin wise for the speaker to once again try and reject the fact -- and push back against the grass roots movement of this country. that only lends credibility to our argument that this is washington versus america. >> hedger said the groups aren't intimidated after last week's public reprimand and this brought to light a long simmering fight. >> this just proves our message that without grassr

john mccain, susan collins, jeff blake, richard burr, and ron johnson. i talked to ron johnson just a few moments ago on the television, actually, making his way back from wisconsin. ironically, with paul ryan on his plane, and he said he's supporting this for a few reasons. number one, because he wants to make sure there's no government shutdown. he heard that from john mccain right here on cnn this weekend. number two, because he's a business person and he wants stability for the economy, and number three, because he knows he was elected in 2010 with the backing of the tea party, and he support it, so he wants to get out earlyads a leader. that gives you a sense of where things are going. republican sources and democrat sources in the senate, brooke, say they're pretty confident by the time we get to the procedural vote tomorrow, this will pass comfortably. >> okay, so we know, as we mentioned before, the chamber we were watching initially was the house. we talked about that last week, would it pass? yes, we know it did. why are we even sort of questio

john mccain, susan collins, jeff blake, richard burr, orrin hatch and ron johnson of wisconsin. there's an extra one, just before coming on air. so what does this mean? it means it looks like they are going to get this procedural vote. it might be a squeaker but the way i'm told this might go down from republican and democratic sources is that the flood gates might open once you see the votes coming down. >> so why is the dynamic apparently a bit different in the senate? usually the senate is more moderate than the house of representatives, which is republican majority, democratic majority in the senate. >> it's like congressional bizarro world. it really is. for years, since 2010, it's been -- the narrative has been the senate votes in a bipartisan way and it gets stopped in its tracks in the house. the opposite now -- >> explaining that to viewers all year. >> exactly. it's the opposite now for several reasons, one of which is what tom foreman just reported on. this military pension issue sort of snuck up on some republicans and the lobbying effort by the groups that support t

next week, mark wahlberg, collin farrell, bill simmons, jalen rose, bruce dern, jean triplehorn, and live music, and mega death, and a special duet from christopher cross and ron first guest tonight, an oscar and golden globe nominated actress. delight to behold always. her latest collaboration with cohen brothers in the excellent new movie "inside llewyn davis," which opens nationwide on december 20th. please welcome carey mulligan. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> good, how are you. >> the hair is the seam color it was in the movie. >> that is a wig. it is the same color. >> jimmy: who would you have the wig the same color hair? >> because it wasn't, gosh, this is a great story to start with. it wasn't my hair color before. >> jimmy: whose hair color was it? >> i had very, very short blond hair. from "the great gatsby." >> jimmy: just finished. >> the great gatsby, flew from new york to australia. >> jimmy: i loved that movie. great movie. this is also a great movie. really, just, the cohen brothers almost every one of their movies is absolutely great. this one is no exception. and well, you, well, we'll got to talk about the movie in a men

john mccain,as orrin hatch, chambliss of georgia, isakson of georgia, collins of maine, mccluskey of portmanron johnson, ron -- rob portman of ohio. we want to point out to you that we mentioned at the top of the segment is the panel recommendations on the nsa's data collection programs. that is the lead story in "the new york times." panel of outside advisers urged president obama to employ major oversights and restrictions on the national security agency. the most significant recommendations was that mr. inma restructure a program which the nsa systematically collects logs of all american phone calls and a small group of agency officials have the power to authorize the search. you can read more on that story in several of the papers today. left inabout 15 minutes this segment to talk about ben bernanke's legacy at the federal reserve. steve from haymarket, virginia. republican line. caller: the bottom line is that these ridiculous games we have been watching -- the poor have gotten poorer. andunions and the tea party two or three other groups need to get together and form a second party. with this budget