kathleen, i thought you said it well. >> it has the added virtue of being true. the women i've talked to -- i happen to have a lot of catholic friends for some reason, and they tell me over and over that even though they don't mind the contraception and even though this has become a conversation about kerpgsion, not freedom and liberty, they like it and approve it for others but don't want the church constantly beaten up. >> yeah, and we've been reading all this coming out of white house. three women, sebelius, valeri jarrett, all went to the president and said we have to make sure the women that work in these institutions are covered for repro duketive rights and birth control and then a couple guys got involved, the chief of staff bill daley and the president said nice try, guys, i'm listening to these women here. and they never listened to the ramifications. >> yeah, it's being framed as a war against the church, and it's really res on ating a lot better than the war against christmas, which is kind of a fathom. but the war against the church, the people perce

i do not think you will have a better commissioner than kathleen dooley. she has many coalitions that come to her. she has a lot of support from the grassroots level but rely on her. her phone rings off a hoax. -- off the hook, so it is vitally important and we have that resources to go to a. it has been my personal experience that very many coalitions refer to her. i think it is not fair to flip- flop. i think commissioner o'brien is going to do a good job, but i urge you to a accept kathleen dooley as vice president. >> thank you. no further public comment. >> just reflecting on public comment, i will say every commissioner has strong skills, and the ones that will succeed as i hope we will continue to advocate for strong skills on a commission. i am very concerned that because of changes, a big money is ruling the day. goowhen you look at something le america's cup, it is going to be very easy to steamroll some people, and there are going to be people who need advocacy, and it is not just america's croup there are massive changes coming, and i really th

chris: kathleen? >> even though president obama has offered a compromise on the contraceptive issue, you may see other religious leaders form a company lation to take it to the high court. >> local news, the payroll fax deadline is up in three weeks. we are going to see a replay again of the battle between the republicans and democrats. both are going to cave a little, but republicans are going to cave more, and you are going to see this extended once again. chris: when we come back, the big question of the week, and this is tricky. are the questions about jack kennedy's sexual nature hurting him? chris: welcome back. this week a new book by mimi alford, the 19-year-old intern saying that jack kennedy seduced her in the white house. does this story and others like it diminish kennedy's place in history? >> i think not at all. the notion of jack kennedy as a horn dog is pretty much priced in the stock. i don't think it changes the picture at all. chris: gloria as a woman? remember think the story is aw

they should have really done this in the weeks and months leading up to that decision by kathleen s kathleen sebelius. they knew the catholic church, the bishops across the country, were going to be opposed to mandating that catholic institutions, not churches, but university, hospitals, charities, are forced to provide the kind of birth control pills, the health insurance that would pay for contraception and they knew there was going to be an angry reaction from the catholic church and bishops and obviously, they didn't fully appreciate how angry that was going to be and the potential for a lot of catholics out there and others. not just catholics, to be upset by the white house decision. so now the president is going to have to come out and explain. he's going to do this on the 12:00 hour. he's going to explain yes, here's what the administration is going to mandate and they're going to try to fin nis this and point to some examples. for example, in hawaii, the issue between the rights of women to get the kind of birth control pills and contraceptions they need obviously, but at the same t

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i want to thank kathleen and her team. we need to make sure we come up with novel ideas to develop the property. >> there is more boutique- industrial. the american industrial center is right next to as. there's a range of uses and activities. they are full. i am sure we have markets. we need to find the capital. the range of uses seems real interesting. >> and also like to take kathleen, the planning staff, and all of you in the room. -- i would also like to thank kathleen, the planning staff, and all of you in the room. this has been a long project. we have had many workshops and planning sessions. a lot of work went into this prior to putting together the rfp. david spent a lot of long nights working with various groups. at that point, we did not know if this would ever get to this point. i want to congratulate everybody for working so hard to get to this stage. thank you. >> any of the comments? ready for the next item. >> of date on engineering investigation to bring pier 30 up to code compliance. >> it is a suggestio

kathleen, welcome. >> thank you. >> we've been doing this a long time. >> certainly, we have. >> twenty years or more is-right? all right, so here we are. have you ever seen a meaner campaign? >> i've seen campaigns that i thought were mean. i've seen campaigns that i thought were deceptive and irrelevant to governance. i haven't seen a primary campaign that this early in the season has done so much damage to candidates from whom we will select a republican nominee. and i worry a great deal about what that means for the general election. >> there has been a lower turnout than everyone expected this year and a real drop-off in states, in voting in states like florida and nevada, colorado, minnesota. all are down from 2008. >> republican voters didn't start out disillusioned by this field, but if you watch the number across time they're increasingly thinking that they don't have a very good field of candidates. in part because the super pacs have aired primarily attack and primarily attack not on issues, but on character, i think, has effectively undercut one sense of the standing of thes

with us today, the new york magazine's john heilemann, "the washington post's" kathleen parker, gloria borger from cnn and clarence page. first up, the revolt by many catholics over that white house decision on birth control. first, romney's troubles. conservatives can't stand barack obama. but when will they learn to stand mitt romney? even after the white house handed them that huge contraceptivives issues, they stayed home in droves. conservatives just do not want to rat fi mitt romney. but they are the big prize. they've gone to 34% of total

i'm kathleen kennedy counselsend. i'm the oldest of 11 children.learly, i know of coming from a time when contraception was not easily available. i have four daughters, two of whom attended catholic universities. and i want to say clearly that catholic women of this generation know that they need contraceptive coverage. they need it because they're women of conscience. they make decisions wisely. and they can make decisions about what is in the best interest of themselves, their families, and their health. the bishops don't seem to realize that 98% of catholic women use contraception. 98%. that means that the bishops have not been able to convince the women they are right. the bishops, therefore, should not use the power of the government to do what they can't do themselves. the fact is that this is a moral question and a question that women can have the opportunity and the right to decide for themselves. this is what this whole argument is about. it is also about politics. 28 states already require that large institutions, catholic institutions co

kathleen sebelius, mark may be right.ember that every cabinet member including kathleen sebelius acts as the pleasure of the president. >> but he made it before bishop dolan. >> do you think it's okay. >> i think they are pushing the church. >> sean: it's an opportunity for the church to change the mandate. >> and also protect women's health. >> sean: so protecting women's health is more important than freedom of religion? >> yes. >> sean: even they though they are going against the values? >> 91% of women have relied on contraception. >> sean: what about the church's right to freedom to practice as they choose? >> it is the point because we're empowering talking about the government doing it. government has no business in any of this. this is not in the constitution. this is so far out. >> sean: we think we're better than the catholic church and we're in touch with it and we're going to force you the role of government is force women to change. >> i said the roam of government is enforce the will of the people and great

kathleen is right.should be separate, but certainly one's faith motivates and influences how he or she behaves as a father, and even an anchor or politician or analysts. he will have a hard time answering that question going forward. i thought that most interesting question was about afghanistan. he admitted that a mistake was made, and it was inadvertent but we should not apologize. that's interesting. it is clear santorum's faith is important to him. this is what we are dealing with in afghanistan. if that happened here and somebody had not apologized to us, how would that have helped. it's a smart thing for the commander in chief to apologize. i question is judgment. the question many americans would have is not the social issue positions which i think deserve a lot more probing, but can you trust him to negotiate with the russians and chinese? do you want him in that office determining military strategy in iran if we have to move forward in afghanistan or iraq? >> so the race from here, win or lose

kathleen sebelius testifying on behalf of the president and his budget plan for 2013. taking questions from among others senator orrin hatch, a republican from utah, member of the senate finance committee, and of course a lot of attention on last friday's announcement of a modification which allows religiously affiliated employers to shift contraceptive costs to insurance companies, part of the compromise or accommodation as the white house put it but still getting sharp questions from members of congress. senator hatch, who is up for re-election this year, posing questions to hhs secretary kathleen sebelius. >> in his statement on friday addressing the supposed compromise on this mandate, president obama said, quote, from the very beginning of this process i spoke directly to various catholic officials, unquote. now prior to friday, february 10th, did you consult with any individual catholic bishop or the u.s. conference of catholic bishops approximate this so-called compromise? >> i did not speak to the catholic bishops. >> okay. that's all i want to know. to your kn

give kathleen a big round of applause.ng in the biggest building in the world. so big you can fit disneyland inside. you're heating bills must be crazy. i want to thank jim for hosting us here today. give them a big round of applause. [ applause ] >> your machinist leadership, tom, rich, and tom. one of the finest governors in the country is in the house. i want to thank the mayor for having us here today. i want to thank all of you for also giving me a pretty smooth ride. as some of you may know air force one was built right here 25 years ago. i met one of my guys during the tour worked on the plane. [ applause ] >> so, i told him he did a pretty good job. it's flying smooth. i get to see your handy work in action every single day. as wonderful as it is to fly air force one, and it is wonderful, it's hard not to be amazed by the dreamliner. [ applause ] >> i know that this one is going to united, one of our outstanding carriers. i have to mention that because i'm from chicago. i've got to give a few extra props there. thi

mcclellan attorney for the government accountability project kathleen let's talk first about what i just mentioned with president obama how already he has charged six people using the espionage act which by the way goes back to world war one yes it's a world war one era law that has been used three times as you said in history and obama has used it with. with the zealousness to go after so-called leakers who are more often than not whistleblowers and the problem with that is soon as you charge someone under the espionage act you rebrand them a spy and for a whistleblower who's probably not even had a chance to be public before being indicted that is a very very dangerous prospect to be calling whistleblowers spies sends a major chilling effect to all intelligence agencies and all government employees really let's talk about this i mean on one hand you could think of that movie i think it was called the insider in which this this guy based on a true story who works for a tobacco company told sixty minutes about what was actually going on that this company knew these dangerous practic

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kathleen dooley nominated by janet clyde. commissioner adams: no. commissioner clyde: yes. commissioner dooley: yes. president o'brien: no. commissioner o'connor: yes. commissioner riley: no. >> that's 3-3, it does not pass. on the motion for o'commissionerb -- o'brien. [vote] >> that motion fails 3-3. >> let me state that the basis we will take comments shortly. -- let me state that the basisi -- -- >> we want to redo the votes, or if the commission wants to continue the matter, a motion needs to be made. a motion needs to be made in terms of giving direction. a motion can be made to do a recall of the nominations and votes. or a motion can be made to extend the election for the vice presidents to the february meeting. commissioner riley: i would like to move to extend the election to february. commissioner adams: i'll second that. >> i will vote against that motion, i think that we should release him down and while we are sitting here, consider this very carefully. the basis of that, there is not a commissioner that sits here today that has spoken had more meetings at cit

commissioner clyde: i would like to nominate kathleen dooley for vice president. president o'brien: commissioner o'connoriley? commissioner riley: i like to nominate commissioner o'brien to vice president. >president o'brien: nominee statements. commissioner dooley: i think my record is quite clear. i began my experience with this commission, i worked to bring the problems of ada lawsuits to this commission. i hope to continue further in any way i can to help small businesses to maintain themselves as a strong force. i have also worked very hard with small business corridors to help protect them from outside interests that would not allow them to continue in their strong role as community leaders. that is something i am very proud of. i have been planning to work further on extending the occupancy of business corridors, and recently met with supervisor mar's office to begin a pilot program to fill some of those vacant spaces. i am also very active in terms of attending outside meetings. i go to all of the council district merchant meetings. i am very available to

. >>> the health and human services secretary kathleen sibelius was a major player in this debate. she insisted this was not a major retreat and she took us inside some of the heated administration deliberations. >> do men and women have a different perspective on this issue? >> i don't think there's any question that women's health issues have been long ignored in the marketplace. i'm not talking inside the white house. >> talking about conversations in the oval office. >> i think that people express their views. and there were men and women, i would say, on various sides of this whole issue. >> more from secretary sibelius a bit later in the program including more of what some are calling a battle of the sexes inside the obama white house. >>> moving on to other important news tonight, jerry sandusky wants to see his grandchildren. that's why the former penn state assistant football coach says he showed up in court today. he's facing 50 charges of sexual misconduct with boys. there are allegations now he's been learing at neighborhood children. but sandusky is focusing on how har

i think the one official in this administration who has is caped is kathleen sebelius.as been in the front pocket of planned parenthood back to her days of governor of kansas. she is part of some very controversial litigation. that raises questions about actions that her administration took to shred documents in a key case against planned parenthood, fraud and a case that was brought by the former attorney general there. she has had a long history of ducking personal responsibility and a lot of sunlight issues. i would take a look at that office. this is just the tip of the iceberg. >> sean: sounds like culture of corruption two. our great, great american panel what's the matter? uh, trouble with a car insurance claim. ah, claim trouble. [ dennis ] you should just switch to allstate, and get their new claim tisfaction guarantee. hey, he's right man. [ dennis ] only allstate puts their money where their mouth is. yup. [ dennis ] cla service so good, it's guaranteed. foreman ] so i can always count on them. unlike randy over there. that's one dumb dude. ♪ the new claim sa