. >> susan collins is a manufacturing engineer who heads up a non- profit recycling institute. >> once materials get mixed together too much, like glass shards ending up in paper, or plastic bottles ending up in the paper stream or aluminum cans ending up in the plastic stream, all of that is detrimental to recycling. >> sorting seems to be a massive component. >> there are multiple compositions of plastic... when these different plastics are blended together then the recycling becomes difficult to impossible. >> that is exactly what's happening at the puente plant. that means a bottle won't be turned back into another bottle. but instead it will go on another journey, into the secondary plastic market. >> one of the myths is that once you place a water bottle in a blue recycle bin it can actually be made back into a water bottle again -- the technology is there, why isn't it being done more? >> i cant really speak to the industry of what happens after, you know, the water bottle leaves our facility - we just make sure that the containers that come in here are recovered as much as poss

john mccain, pat toomey, susan collins and the fourth one is mark kirk.er than that, every republican voted against it. democrats voted for it. you basically are further away. the senate is farther apart this time than two years ago. but i think what the democrats are missing, and it's not either or, but this is a sense of fear in the country not present after newtown. after newtown is a sense of widespread sympathy and national tragedy but there wasn't that sense of fear. there is a sense of fear. you have great britain and germany going in against i.s.i.s. this was really a seminal event, paris was, and i think san bernardino is just another chapter in that. >> woodruff: but i guess my question is, david, does that mean nothing changes, that we just continue with the status quo? >> well, we learn and then we adapt. what's unusual about this is all our stereo types were smashed. if you have the stereotype of the attacker, it's a lone guy, engineering degree. here's a couple, drop their kid off with grandma, the guy has a successful job as an inspector, h

it to keep it from getting to the president, and republican moderates mark kirk of illinois and susan collinsmaine were opposed because of the language defunding planned parenthood. a leading senate democrat tried to strip that out of the bill but was unsuccessful. >> unfortunately, with this latest tired political effort to dismantle critical health care reform, my republican colleagues are once again making clear they want to take our health care system back to the bad old days. >> reporter: the measure had to be tweaked to fit the senate's rules, so it must go back to the house for approval which won't be an issue before it's sent to the president probably right before congress leaves for christmas. jenna? jenna: one to watch, mike, thank you. jon: we are learning more about the 14 lives lost this week in san bernardino. how thousands of people came together to honor them last night. >>> plus, after nearly a decade of investigation, the u.n. releases its conclusion on whether or not iran tried to develop a nuclear weapon. >>> also, we want to hear from you. are the media and the police sha

my guess is you're not going to get mark kirk, susan collins or lisa murkowski.ot going to get all senate republicans, but the key is 51 republicans, took the house in 2010 and the senate in 2014. this is the closest they've ever been to getting it on the president's desk. mcconnell says there's some drama in what the president will do, there isn't. he's going to veto this. and that gives some republicans cover because they know it's not going to become law. >> host: and then down the road if president obama does veto it, what about attaching it to the omnibus spending bill? >> guest: well, unless you want a government shutdown, i don't think you're going to do that. but i've seen crazier things happen. [laughter] >> host: we're going to keep following you, burgess, at twitter, and the web site, politico.com. thanks so much. >> guest: thanks for having me. >> u.s. senate about to gavel back in. reporters hearing from leaders just before they come in. fox tweeting about that reconciliation effort, says that mcconnell expects to finish budget reconciliation package

collins. for years the two were the life of the hollywood parties and social scenes. hollywood wives became a tv mini series with susanandace bergen and anthony hopkins and it was very racy for 1984. >> people want to know what's really in it. >> jackie lived a lavish lifestyle almost off the pages of her novels. her home was like a museum. >> this is a particular favorite from thailand. means family. family's very important to me. i have three wonderful daughters and i think it is important that you create an environment where you're totally happy. if you're lucky enough to be able to do that. and i was lucky enough to be able to build a house. >> on september 19th she passed away after a long battle with breast cancer that she kept private. our last interview with her was on the set of "sharknado" earlier this year. even show she was fighting for her life she was still living it to the fullest by appearing in the comedy to make us laugh. >> people want to have fun. you know? the headlines always so miserable. everybody's complaining about this, terrible things are going on in the world and people just want to sit ba

collin mccarthy. from senator inhofe's team, i have to mention him again, alex hurgut, brian jackson, shawn boyogien, susan bodine, andrew kneelly, chia kaufman. leader mcconnell, hazen marshall, many others. for the banking committee staff, i want to thank mark powden, shannon heinz, jennifer dece. for senator nelson, kim lipsky, brandon kaufman. for senator thune, dave scwieg either, adrienne articus, allison cullen, patricia fuchs. we worked together, we forged real friendships. i'll never forget this as long as i live. i am grateful to everyone. and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: without objection, the materials will be placed in the record. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to 10 minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask the chair to lay before the senate the conference report accompanying s. 1177. the presiding officer: the chair lays before the senate the conference report to accompan

susan rice and ben rodes. i think it is important to take politics out and use the collin powell doctrine which is if you are havingn, and you should try not to take military action, but once you make the decision for troops to go in you have use overwhelming force. >> leland: that is what happened during the first gulf war with powell. look at what is happening now the decision about the u.s. troop involvement in various wars be it desert storm, the iraq war and the president promised to end the iraq and afghanistan war, we are intertwined with military decisions and how does the president pull it out? >> i think you have to listen to the dod and pentagon experts. we have had multiple secretary of defenses who have served president obama. not just one or two. but three have come forward to say that his white house is being very political with their advise. i think the evidence proves this is a problem for president obama. is not unique to president obama. -- it -- other presidents, including republican presidents, have allowed politics to creep into it. you can not allow that to happen. >> leland: president obama