don't enjoy this mary katharine. i don't want you enjoying this. >> i'm agreeing with you. >> bill: i don't think anybody should be happy about this. >> just because i'm smiling doesn't mean i'm happy. i can smile when i'm uncomfortable and talking about weiner makes me uncomfortable now. >> i understand that. >> bill: juan, you say no resignation. how is he taking responsibility. >> he will have to go before the voters. he in a position where is he apologizing to the republicans and the people no ho were beating him up. >> bill: juan, you are dodging me. what responsibility is he taking if he doesn't resign? what responsibility? he was forced to admit it. >> if you watched the press conference today, you saw this man stand there and take a public whipping. he was hue mill -- humiliated. apologizing to andrew breitbart. puts his credibility into the tank this is a guy bashing republicans, conservatives for the democrats. is he not going to be able to do that anymore. that's responsibility. but ultimately it's the vot

let's move on to katharine dog with the health service system. >> thank you for the foresight of requesting that the department look at challenges in the pressures we will face over the next five years. i would like to a knowledge the health service board chair in the audience. looking at the health service budget over the last five years , the budget was less than $6.1 million. two of those fte's were added to the hss department in 2009 without additional funding. during the last five years with every line item not in control to emerge in all of the constant salaries, they have increased. hss has provided more complex function programs for essentially the same that we had in 2006, 2007. we have successfully begun to standardize and document employee retiree health benefit administration procedure is not just for the city and county but for the college district and superior court. we have put into place labor- intensive eligibility schedules per your conservative estimates with basic eligibility for $1.5 million savings. i have authorized the use of substantial time for staff to complete th

and tony richardson directed that with paul scofield and katharine hepburn, a really, really good movie again, no changes in the screenplay. maybe that's why i liked it so much. i don't know. the only honor you did not receive for virginia woolf, really, was the pulitzer prize. well, there's some controversy about that. back in the days when who's afraid of virginia woolf? was up for the pulitzer prize, the qualified jury of theater professionals voted the play that it should get the pulitzer prize that year. but there were a bunch of newspaper editors who sat on top of the jury, so to speak, and decided whether the jury's recommendations were tolerable or not-- editors and publishers, i think. and this group of 15, the new york times, bless them, told us all, decided eight to seven that who's afraid of virginia woolf? was too what? too controversial, too good-- something; i don't know-- to get the pulitzer prize that year. and the new york times went further and talked to some of the eight who had voted against it and found that half of them had neither seen it nor read it, which gave

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economy as law makers negotiate a deal to raise the debt ceiling fox news correspondent katharine talks talks about the reduction of troops in afghanistan. >> blackberry users, now you can access our program any time with the c-span radio app. you can listen to our signature interview programs each week. it is all the available around the clock where you are. download it free from blackberry app world. >> next, prime

cousin katie who was mary katharine flanner simms was very nice. she said you must move into this house. she owned many properties here in savannah, this just being one. they moved in, and then of course in 1925, they have mary flannery. the house has been restored for the most part in 2006 and 2007, and thanks to a student at savannah college of design who needed a master's thesis project for her degree in historical restoration, she did the paint analysis. that was the green on the wall and did extra work and found the railings were guilded because katie had that done before they moved in. that in the corner belonged to the o connors, and then on the other side of the double parlor, we have a few more items that belonged to the o'connors. this chair and tea and lamp for o'connors, and this was mary ice program. it was a gift and suffered for being in storage for so many years, but one of the great things about it is true to cousin cady's taste for guilded, we have the monogram on the side as cousin katie would have it. let's go back to the librar

president obama beefing up his re-election team with katharine archiletta. the first latina to hold a role in the presidential campaign. right now chief of staff to hilda solis. going from d.c. to chicago, joining the re-election team, including campaign manager jim messina and former white house deputy chief of staff, david axlerod, spearheading re-election efforts. also on the ticker, you'll find new poll numbers, a spike in support this poll shows, among americans for bringing home u.s. troops from afghanistan. you can check out the new cnn opinion research corporation poll at cnnpolitics.com. what it show is almost 3/4 of those surveyed said the u.s. should withdraw some or all troops from afghanistan. this significant because it's a 10% jump from may and if you ask our polling guru, keating holland, he'll tell you, randi, it's likely because of the death of osama bin laden. >>> thank you. >>> next update from the best political team on television is just an hour away. >>> so we although that people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones, right?

we're looking at special programs including archival video of nixon's first watergate speech and katharine graham on breaking the watergate story for you can get the complete we can schedule at c-span.org/history or you can have a e-mailed to you. back to the telephones and our conversation with presidential historian doug weed. caller: good morning. i have a question and comment if you don't mind. if memory serves me, were you the liaison between the george h. w. bush white house and the evangelical community? a moment ago you implied something that was not true. the kennedy brothers did not intend that the south vietnamese leader was assassinated. they were shocked when it happened. some of the arguments this morning seem to be along the nature that they all do it. thank you for your comments and i look forward to them right now. guest: the actual tapes of robert kennedy's discussion are available online now. you can google assassination of diem, robert kennedy, you can go and listen to those tapes and obtain some of the transcripts. it could be compared today, if you can imagine, the am

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. >> nina katharine ratzenberger. [cheers and applause] caroline janet rendy. heather jane renny. heather ma rear. casey m. reyes. lee anne riley. tracy anne riley. gloria margaret. katelye joyce. freda rodriguez. daniel joseph row. melny patricia ramono. john joseph rossi. andrew don rusino. scott kenneth royals. julie irene raerer rei. chase preston. [applause] >> john bratzenberger, in a career spanning more than 30 years, you displayed characters on popular television programs, iconic films, and ground breaking movies. perhaps best remembered for the portrayal of the salt of the earth mailman, you've been a champion of american ingenuity employing your background in acting, producing, and writing, you introduced us to the amazing work of entrepreneurs, inventers, and manufacturers throughout this nation whose products have contributed to its greatness, and true to your entrepreneurial nature, you invented a biodegradable paper as an alternative to plastic products. your ability to inspire the next generation found expression in the unique foundation you formed to promote this