katherine made a good point.e are really talking about kids here a lot of times. 13 to 17 year olds. give me a sense of some of the more egregious abuse allegations that your clients have brought to you? >> well, first of all katherine said it the best -- the coach -- his ego, he shouldn't be saying things like i made you. i'm responsible for your success. the athlete is responsible for their success, and the parents dna is a contributor to their success. i have seen instances where coaches have locked athletes in their hotel rooms because they did not perform well, and jarred the door so the athlete couldn't get out. i have seen coaches abuse athletes at the olympic training center, an environment that you would think would be safe. i have seen all kinds of things -- throwing things at kids, hitting kids, what you saw in the speed skating incidents from last year, where the coaches were actually assaulting athletes. but the sad part is when you look at what .hahhed with speed skating, the national governing body

and katherine is not alone. evelyn smith who is watching today from her home in california wrote me about her hunt for a new job. since she was laid off 13 months ago, she has sent out hundreds of resumes, she has volunteered. she has done seasonal work. she has been taking online courses to learn new skills. without unemployment insurance, though, she won't be able to pay for her car or cell phone which makes the job hunt that much harder. and evelyn wrote to me and said i wanted nothing more than to find a new full-time job and i have dedicated every day to that mission. i'm asking you to advocate for me and the millions like me who need our extended benefits to make ends meet. so i -- i just want everybody to understand, this is not an abinstruction. these are your neighbors, your friends, family members, it could at some point be any of us. that's why we set up a system of unemployment insurance. the notion was everybody is making a contribution because you don't know when the business cycle or an economic c

and katherine is not alone.evelyn smith who is watching today from her home in california wrote me about her hunt for a new job. since she was laid off 13 months ago, she has sent out hundreds of resumes, she has volunteered. she has done seasonal work. she has been taking online courses to learn new skills. without unemployment insurance, though, she won't be able to pay for h

katherine made a good point. we are talking about kids. give me a sense of some of the more egregious psychological and physical abuse allegations that your clients brought to you? >> first of all katherine it said the best when she said that the coach - his ego, he shouldn't say, "i made you, i'm responsible for your success", the athlete is responsible, the parents d.n.a. is a single-largest contributor. on that note i agree with her. i have seen instances with coaches, where they have locked athletes, underage athletes. it did not perform well, it jarred the door. athlete couldn't get out. i saw coach's abused, and you would think that environment would be safe. i've seen throwing things at kids. what you saw in the speed skating instances from last year where coaches from assaulting athletes. what happened with speed skating is the national government authority failed to act. what we have is olympic sports participating in sports is there's no accountability. you have an environment like katherine talked about, where the coaches have n

a team caught katherine and tagged her with a device.ry time she surfaces the tag sends a signal to the satellite. what is known as shark attracter allows anyone to go online and follow katherine and other great whites. since august, katherine has traversed the eastern seaboard several times coming as far south as daytona and near cape canaveral. the research is giving scientists information on her traveling data, and lets them know if their presence here is in any way related to their breeding patterns. researchers say their population is believed to be small and they reproduce slowly. andersson was part of the team that tagged katherine, and performed an ultrasound on the shark. >> she was a loud one. >> reporter: she says her findings could be crucial to understanding great whites and to ensure their survival. >> if we see their numbers -- we find out that their population is, you know, declining, we can know these areas and protect them. >> reporter: researchers hope that has technology improves they will learn even more about the gr

joining us from washington, mary katherine ham. right, i'm generalizing here, but primarily the left embraces the drug culture to some extent and that goes back to the '60s and vietnam era, traditionalists and conservatives, more skeptical, people like mary katherine are the exception. it's not a really black and white issue like obamacare. there is some bleedover, but let's begin with the left. what is it about the drug culture, the internet culture, that's so compelling for some of them? >> well, i don't think it's compelling, but i think if you start to arrest their children and give them records and put barriers in front of their futures and careers, i think people say wait a second. as you said in the previous segment, this is soft drug use, why are you arresting and giving this kid a record, especially minority kids disproportionately. >> only dealers, juan, there's no mass arrests of users. they get a ticket, juan. >> i don't think that's right, bill, and i think lots of people fear for their children. by the way, you should

i want to thank katherine. i was there at the white house with the president and katherine. she was terrific today. >> are these the type of stories the democrats have to tell the country? >> absolutely. in michigan, i hear these stories every day from people and we still have three people looking for every one job available. and so, we agree that we need to create jobs. we'd love it from the republicans would work with us to create jobs. in the meantime, today in lancing, michigan, it's 33 degrees below zero wind chill. i want to make sure folks can pay for the heat and keep the lights and pay for the rent. >> this weather no doubt is helping the country focus on people who are on hard times in this economy right now. i mean, the lady that we were just interviewing, she wears a coat in her home so she can turn down the thermostat. this is what americans are doing. what do you say to these six senator republicans that voted with the democrats today? isn't there anything else they could vote with the democrats on when it comes to an infrastructure package or a job's package?

anderson was part of the team that taghtd katherine. she formed an ultrasound on katherine. >> had he was a wild one. >> her study could be crucial to great white sharks. >> know where they're pupping, if their population is you know declining, we can know these areas and protect them. >> researchers hope that pass technology imrofts they will even more about the great white and a feared predator is really much more intelligence than originally thought. >> time to catch up on the sports. >> a very significant day in spain's premier division. bars loap ah, going into the game having won their last five games. the madrid is looking for its first title in pla league since 1996. his coach has a lot of confidence in costa. >> the results so far have been because of a great effort from team and a great effort from the club to keep the players who always wanted to improve and wanted to grow up because there was a rebellion. diego costa is a different player, just like koke, all the players have grown at an extraordinary level. >> visitors bars

here's abc's juju >> reporter: katherine schreiber says she's addicted to something post people would praise her for. she's been known to hit the gym obsessi obsessively. >> this is my first love. >> two hours before work, an hour at lunch, another session after work. >> i don't stop because you're not worth [ bleep ] if you stop. you're worthless. >> katherine is a self-proclaimed exercise addict, but rather than make her happy, she thinks it's a curse. you know, when people don't know your back story, they look at your physique and say oh, i'm so jealous of her physique? >> absolutely. >> reporter: what would you say? >> it looks better than it feels. i'm so envious. it's not something to be envied. the psychological turmoil that drives me to do this, it's not fun and i don't wish it upon anybody. >> reporter: our country is in the grips of an obesity epidemic, which may explain the exponential growth of hyper intensive workouts that promise to help you slim down and bulk up quickly. p90x, selling more than 4 million dvds. insanity? more than 2 million. crossfit, signing up 10 milli

not so, i did not give mary katherine the opportunity to dodge. jim cisco, mr. katherine babbly.derstandable even though i agree with your assessment of the pot issue. for those that didn't see the segment, here's what happened. why some americans support legalized pot. the increasing acceptance of it in america makes it more attractive to kids. both mary katherine and juan fell back on the old kennard that pot smokers are being put into prison, therefore, the substance should be made legal. pot users rarely do time unless they sell. i wanted them to deal with the children issue from a political point of view. mary katherine would not do it. that's what happens. craig, jupiter florida. you can play pot, maybe a bit old fogeyish. my job is to look out for the kids. factor tip of the day, toughen it out. if you live in a northern part of the usa, you know how cold it is, this morning here in new york city, 4 degrees. and that does not count the windchill. 4 degrees. so far across the country, millions of americans died in cold weather, something positive to braving the elements. in

last august a team caught katherine and tagged her with a satellite tracking device. every time she surfaces the tag seconds a signal to the satellite. what is known as shark tracker allows anyone to go online and follow up dates. >> the internet has really caused this explosion of admiration and intrigue for the white shark. >> reporter: since august she has traversed the eastern sea board several times. this past week she roamed near cape canaveral. the use of new real time data is giving researchers information on her travel patterns. they are hoping to find out how many great whites are in the area, how long they stay in this region, and if their presence is in any way related to their breeding patterns. >> reporter: brenda andersson is studying great white reproduction and breeding. researchers say their population is believed to be small and they reproduce slowly. she performed an ultrasound on the shark. >> she was a loud one. >> reporter: she says her findings could be crucial to understanding great white sharks and ensuring their survival. >> i want to see th

and katherine is not alone. devlin smith, watching today from her home in california, wrote me about her hunt for a new job. since she was laid off 13 months ago, she sent out hundreds of resumes, she's volunteered and done seasonal work and doesn't want to just be sitting around the house. she's been taken online courses to learn new skills. without unemployment insurance though she won't be able to pay for her car or her cell phone which makes the job hunt that much harder. and devlin wrote to me and said, i wanted nothing more than to find a new full-time job and i've dedicated every day to that mission. i'm asking you to advocate for me and millions who need our extended unemployment benefits to make ends meet. so i just want everybody to understand, this is not an ab straks. these are your neighbors and friends and family members. it could at some point be any of us. that's why we set up a system of unemployment insurance. the notion was everybody is making a contribution because you don't know when the bus

every time katherine surface, the tag sent a system. what is known as shark tracker they've been known to go online and follow. >> it caused explosion and intrigue for the white shark. >> since august katherine traversed the sea board coming as far south as daytona and roamed near cape can aver owl. the use of data is giving information on katherine's whereabouts and travel patterns, and hope the compilation will let them know how many great whites are in the area, how long they'll stay in the region, and if the presence is related to the breeding patterns. marine biology students is studying great white reproduction and breeding. researchers say the population is believed to be small and preproduce slowly. anderson was part of the team that tagged katherine and she performed an ultrasound on the shark. >> she was a wild one. >> anderson said her findings could be crucial, ensuring the survival. they want to track the migration patterns. if we see that their numbers, if we find out that their population was declining, we can know the ar

the research organization osearch, a team caught katherine off the coast of massachusetts and tracked her. what's known as shark tracker allows anyone to go online and view data on katherine and other great white sharks. >> it sparked intrigue for great white shark. >> coming as far south as datona beach, florida and she roamed near cape canaveral. >> information on katherine's exact whereabouts and travel patterns. they hope the compilation of that data will let them know how many are in the region, if their presence here is in any way related to their breeding patterns. >> marine biology student brenda anderson is studying great white production and breeding. researchers believe their population is small and breed slowly. she performed an ultrasound on the shark. >> she was a wild one. >> anderson says her findings could be crucial to understanding great white sharks and ensuring their survival. >> we want to see if we can track their migration patterns, if 2003 find out later on that their population is declining we can know these areas and protect them. >> researchers hope that as

and katherine's not alone. devlin smith, who is watching today from her home in california wrote me about her hunt for a new job. since she was laid off 13 months ago, she sent out hundreds of resumes. she's volunteered, she's done seasonal work, she doesn't want to just be sitting around the house. she's been taking online courses to learn new skills. without unemployment insurance, though, she won't be able to pay for her car or her cell phone, which makes the job hunt that much harder. and devlin wrote to me and said i've wanted nothing more than to find a new full-time job and i've dedicated every day to that mission. i'm asking you to advocate for me and the millions like me who need our extended unemployment benefits to make ends meet. so i just want everybody to understand this is not an abstraction. she's are not statistics. she's are your neighbors, your friends, your family members. it could at some point be any of us. that's why we set up a system of unemployment insurance. the notion was, everybody

and katherine is not alone. home in california, wrote me about her hunt for a new job. since she was laid off 13 months ago, she sent out hundreds of resumes, she's volunteered and done seasonal work and doesn't want to just be sitting around the house. she's been taken online courses to learn new skills. without unemployment insurance though she won't be able to pay for her car or her cell phone ic

i'm katherine. this last item is a combined plan for affordable rentals. you've reviewed this back in december and june of last year. after i give a brief overview the developer will present the promise. so this project will be developed with chinatown development corpses. it's located on block 7 west which is a 1.8 acre parcel and you bound by mission bay north to the south. and fourth street to the west and it pedestrian views or walkway on the east that divides the parcel which you've heard about in the past. it includes units above ground retail and this is increased to one hundred. there will be a one hundred and 6 bicycle parking spaces. this is 3 hundred more spaces than the parking requirements. there will be open space areas. the project is very centralizing located for transit and spop spop. you'll have a stop flovr in front of the building and a 5 minute walk to a cal train and they'll be able to take advantage of the bart shuttle. when the project is open the new children's park will be half a block away and will be up and running when the proj

and katherine explained this. katherine in the letter she wrote to me said, that the folks really think that cutting this benefit will make someone hire me? that's not how employers are thinking. so letting unemployment insurance expire for millions of americans is wrong. congress should make things right. i'm very appreciative they are on their way to doing just that thanks to the bipartisan work of two senators. a democrat from rhode island, senator reid, and conservative republican from nevada, senator heller. despite their political differences they worked together on a plan fix. unemployment insurance for at least three months temporarily while we figure out a longer term solution. this morning a bipartisan majority of senators agreed to allow this commonsense provision to at least move forward in the process. the senate's a complicated place so just because they agreed on this vote, all they have agreed to so far is we are going to be able to have a vote on it. they haven't actually passed it. so we've got t

thank you katherine board president ass. i want to add as a former student i would have liked to be able to or take to have been able to work with the board so i appreciate in opportunity >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm here today to represent the labors local union. the foundation and the local are behind the support between the bay institute and the continually of san francisco. the reason that the foundation has chosen me to represent them today, i'm currently a resident of the east side of san francisco and know to is importance. i've been a student out at the eco and understand the importance of hands on experience that's provided to all of san francisco public schools and the duties of city college at the eco center. i also co-chair the horticulture program and see our policeman getting hands on exercise and they took classes through city college. as we all know the eco center is important it's not just a building would lots of potential growth and nourished by people who are passionate about that. i support

i'm katherine. this last item is a combined plan for affordable rentals. you've reviewed this back in december and june of last year. after i give a brief overview the developer will present the promise. so this project will be developed with chinatown development corpses. it's located on block 7 west which is a 1.8 acre parcel and you bound by mission bay north to the south. and fourth street to the west and it pedestrian views or

katherine, a poor one, st. katherine, but anyone better than no one, st.e. >> she was the patron saint of spinsters, old maids and -- >> host: is that a true prayer that you just told? >> guest: you don't think i made this up on the spot? [laughter] yes, it is a true prayer. and i learned it and had to learn it so often that i can still remember it. >> host: two questions for kit ty kelly -- kitty kelley, this was from robin heidi in palm springs. have you uncovered things about subjects that were too violative to reveal in print? >> guest: yes. i haven't, i haven't uncovered them in the terms of absolutely documenting them. but i have been given information, for instance, when i was writing the sinatra book, i got a call from hogi carmichael jr., and he said to me you might not know my name. i said, well, i know hogi carmichael. he said that was my father. and he said my brother had worked with sinatra before, and he has a terrible temper. i said, yeah. by this time you know about sinatra's temper. you just are sort of fascinated by which direction it's g

katherine sam ba-panza, styling herself as the mother of the nation.his was her message to the rivalal militias. >> i launch a strong appeal to my children in the anti-bell abbinga movement. send a signal by putting down your guns and to my children in the seleka movement - also put down your guns. >> the speech was really received, especially by women. until now the senior political positions have been held by men. >> catherine zam we pansa takes on an enormous responsibility. she is the head of state in a country where the government has essentially seized to exist. if she is to succeed, she will need the support of the international community. >> and there are more promises of help from abroad. in brussels e.u. foreign ministers agreed to send peacekeepers to the central african republic to join french and african forces on the ground. . >> personally i think we should send the battle groups because they were designed for precisely these things. if not now, then when. we hope and clearly need e.u. forces that help establish. >> back in bangui, the n

. >>> she is the nation's first female leader, katherine samba panza takes the helm while her countrys in deep conflict. barnaby phillips reports. >> outside the national assembly everyone was listening. everyone wanted to know who was the new president. someone they can respect someone's authority does not only come from the barrel of a gun. inside they were voting. the process was slow, painstaking. as if the members wanted to show that in this broken country something could be done right. then the announcement and victory for the lady in pink. katherine zamba panza, the mayor of bangui, she's styling herself as the mother of the nation. >> translator: i launch a strong appeal to my children of the antibalaca movement and to my children who are in the salaca movement put down your guns. >> the speech was well received especially by women. until now the most senior political positions in this country have always been held by men. >> katherine zamba panza takes on an enormous responsibility. she is the head of state in a country where the government has essentially ceased to exist abo

and katherine explained this.herine, in the letter she wrote to me, said that do folks really think that cutting this benefit will make someone hire me? that's not how employers are thinking. so letting unemployment insurance expire for millions of americans is wrong. congress should make things right. i am very appreciative that they're on their way to doing just that thanks to the bipartisan work of two senators. we had a democrat from rhode island, senator reed, and you had a conservative republican from nevada, senator heller. and despite their political differences, they worked together on a plan to extend unemployment insurance at least for three months, temporarily, while we figure out a longer-term solution. and this morning a bipartisan majority of senators agreed to allow this common sense provision to at least move forward in the process. now, the senate's a complicated place, so just because they agreed -- [laughter] on this vote, all the to so far is that we're actually going to be able to have a vote

. >> the new head of state katherine zamba panza has an enormous responsibility and her problem is going to be that she is leading a government that has to all intents and purposes ceased to exist. it is bankrupt. she last no resources to pay for example a national army, a police force, a judiciary and so on. nonetheless, her election was greeted with celebrations by the members of the transitional council, perhaps particularly the women in the transitional council. they say that she is somebody of integrity, she is somebody who never left bangui, drought, all the many weeks and indeed months violence here and it is a necessary first step. if the central african republic is to get off its feet to appoint somebody competent in that position. but we should be under no illusions, katherine zamba panza is going to need help from the outside world. it will be welcomed here the decision by the european union to send an additional 500 troops but that does not make an enormous difference itself. this is a vast country and sectarian violence between christians and muslims is packeting many areas.

it is really the right thing to do and smart thing to do because people like katherine hackett, there with the president, she and 1.3 million others didn't get their check yesterday. they are making unconscionable choices between their food and their heat. she talked about keeping the heat at 58 degrees and always having to wear a coat and hat. she's lost 15 pounds during her remarkably tragic journey. she's looking for work every day. and that's what people are doing. and this lifeline they are getting has been cut off. we need to restore it. >> is there any hint -- you've been in meeting with the president today and others in the white house, any hint though of real talks going on? any compromise going on behind the scenes there? >> well, again, the president is always open to good ideas and we -- he continued yesterday talking to members of the senate. he will continue to talk to others and frankly he's had a number of things on the table in terms of investing in job creation. there's been a number of people saying you don't have a plan for jobs -- actually, that's not right. the p

i read books and i got pictures of my daughter. >> it's been less than a year since katherine's baby daughter died after suffering a severe seizure and stroke. >> her name was kiara. when kiara passed, i was up here in lockup. one of the lieutenants came up with my mom and she's like, "it's kiara." i'm like, "it's kiara?" i said, "what's wrong?" is she in the hospital?" she's like, "no, she's dead." i freaked out. they did everything they could to at least let me go to the hospital, but it was out of the prison's hands. it was upper staff management. and like i say, because i was up here and the status quo i was in, it didn't allow me to go to the wake, to the funeral, the viewing or even to the hospital. because at first her brain died. and they had her on a breathing machine, you know, just to see if they would let me go up there, but when they didn't let me go, you know. and my spirits kind of like dropped, you know, and i didn't eat. i lost a lot of weight. you know, and i looked like a raccoon. my eyes was, you know, all black and stuff. but then i thought about it. i said, you

and and we start with katherine, she is live in san francisco with a great view, where are you? >> this is incredible. and instead of rushing home to loved ones to ring in the new year, hang around and watch us. we're on the rooftop of the hotel. it is a spectacular spot. this is one of the prettiest places i have ever seen. and the building and traffic. and it has not arrived yet. and look at the bridge. we are talking about this but it is we could throw a stone and hit it. >> and the it fits in with the evening. gary will be joining me, we'll look at celebrations all over the world again but the heart of the party in san francisco and the fire works are above our heads. it is clear and dry. >> george is getting ready for the show. we are live and looking for good food and times. >> george? >> what a great night. i have had the chance to get out and sample some of the special fare that's going to be served at new year's parties here. and we visited three restaurants earlier this evening. and people will have an opportunity to see what i tasted. here now, even though we are just

your rematch with mary katherine was insightful.y katherine's eye rolling and pet ulent attitude has gone up in smoke. mary katherine is right and you are wrong. you chose to ignore her points. i didn't ignore them, we had a debate. republicans feel more comfortable attacking their own. chris mann from would i way. i just bought two vip seats to see o'reilly in honolulu may 10th, can't wait to meet you guys. >> we're looking forward to it, we'll shake your hand, get a picture with you. we have shows in pittsburgh, march 14th at the consol, knoxville at the civic auditorium, cincinnati at the taft april 25th, buffalo at the shea the next night, saturday april 26th. i'll see everyone in coming friday evening in jupiter, florida about at the bears club. it's a great charity. details on all the shows on bill o'reilly.com. >>> the factor tip of the day, my tip is too go to your public library, i read killing jesus, killing lincoln and killing kennedy there, all at no cost to me. i'm excited for you, sam. let's recap the tip. sam wants ev

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we're joined from philadelphia by katherine backer, professor of meat economics at the time at the harvardchool of public health and one of the studies of oregon's public health education, and from san francisco we're joined by james prob innson, professor of health economics university of california at berkeley. thank you very much for joining us. professor, in 2008 they expanded medicaid through a lottery given a rare chance to observe the effects of the expansion alongside a controlled group of people who did not receive coverage. what did you find when you started looking at what expanded medicaid coverage did for people? >> we looked at the multifaceted effects of medicare, benefits of financial protection and potentially improved physical and mental health and we found that expanding medicaid to low income adults dramatically increased their health care utilization, including not just the emergency department but also hospital use doctor's office viforts and prescription visits and prescription drugs. comes along with benefits for beneficiaries. >> in fact you found that emergency ro

katherine that is one of their first success stories.h her help, she got an arrest warrant, for not paying child support. rather than risk being arrested when he returns to guatemala, he agreed to start paying. initially he didn't want to send my son anything. but thankfully he changed his mind, and on january, last year, he started sending 25-dollar as month. while it may not seem like much, for her and her son, it was good news. and as the land of opportunity continues to draw thousands of guatemalaens north, good news is sometimes hard to come by. david mercer, al jazeera, guatemala. >> and that is it for us here on america tonight, remember if you would like to comment on any of the stories you have seen here, just log on to our website, aljazeera.com/america tonight. and join the conversation on our twitter and facebook pages. good night. >> an exclusive "america tonight" investigative series >> we traveled here to japan to find out what's really happening at fukushima daiich >> three years after the nucular disaster, the hidden tru

i want to introduce you to a constituent of mine and senator uz, katherine engelbrecht in houston, texas. she founded two organizations to improve elections. she leads a coalition of citizen volunteers who work as election monitors, who provide resources for voter registration drives and are dedicated to rooting out election fraud. yet the federal government has targeted katherine and her organizations with harassment and discrimination. in spring of 2010, true the vote and king street patriots both filed for nonprofit status. like so many organizations, they just wanted to participate in the political process. when the i.r.s. failed to respond in january, 2011, i wrote a letter inquiring about the status of true the vote's application. a few weeks later, the now notorious cincinnati office of the i.r.s. began a series of gratuitous and invasive inquiry nto mrs. engelbrecht's organizations. this investigation but so over the top that the federal government demanded, among other things, every facebook post and every tweet that she'd ever posted. for more than three years the i.r.s. denied