now kathleen sebelius is facing similar attacks. she is featured tomorrow at an awards ceremony at georgetown university at the public policy institute at the invitation of the students. the archdiocese calls her work on the affordable care act the most direct challenge to religious liberty in recent history. despite the criticism, a columnist from the "washington post" from the brookings institution and tenured professor at georgetown where kathleen sebelius is speaking tomorrow. she will speak, right? >> yes. >> at the invitation of the students. >> it was the students' idea. we always have a committee of students who make this decision. she is perfectly typical of the speakers we have. >> you had paul ryan a couple weeks ago. >> the most important lecture is named after someone who died in 9/11, a faculty member. he gave that lecture a few weeks ago. one of the things i note, i was one of the people on the faculty who signed the letter disagreeing with congressman ryan. didn't want him to speak? >> the first words of the letter w

"the washington post's" kathleen parker. and "the chicago tribune's" clarence page. first up, this year's winner may be the one whose team goes furthest, even fights dirty to bury the other guy. today we ask which side will go the furthest? the word this past week was that at least one big money romney backer had in hand a proposal to do what john mccain did not. play the race card big with the thunder storm of jeremiah wright ads right around the time of the democratic convention. last time an independent group did flash the jeremiah wright card, late in october. >> for 20 years, barack obama followed a preacher of hate and said nothing as wright raged against our country. >> not god bless america. got damn america. >> on the other side what signs are there that the obama team might go ugly against mitt romney? last time, obama understandably didn't talk about john mccain's age in words. but the ads were clear. >> things have changed in the last 26 years. but mccain hasn't. he admits he still doesn't know how to use a computer. can't send an email. after one preside

i'm joined by kathleen falk.ormer county executive and democratic candidate for governor. good to have you with us tonight. what is chris christie's impact on this election especially after his state just lost 6,000, 11,600 jobs in the month of march? >> it only reinforces out of touch that governor walker is out of touch. the $13 million that governor walker just reported and so much of it from out of state, it's like the far right extreme is trying to use wisconsin as a guinea pig for their agenda. you've been here with us from the beginning. thank you. >> you're only allowed to set up a criminal defense fund in wisconsin if you are going to be charged with a crime or you're being investigated for a crime. walker continues to raise millions of dollars. does that amaze you? >> it amazes us here because there's a john doe investigation going on. as you just said, ed, you're only allowed to use your campaign funds if you're subject to that kind of review. we continue to say governor walker owes us an explanation a

kathleen sibelius -- >> secretary kathleen sibelius is pro-choice. that lets -- that is what makes this speech so controversial. >> georgetown, shame on you. >> protesters gathered outside the front gate of georgetown university. they were demonstrating against kathleen civilians speaking at georgetown graduation. outside, protesters were vocal. >> kathleen sibelius is one of the top pro-abortion politicians and the country. the fact that georgetown invited her to speak is a dishonor. >> having spent my entire life in public service -- >> hecklers briefly interrupted the ceremony for the 2010 graduates. two men tried to break in during the speech, but were ushered off campus. demonstrators handed out anti- abortion fliers to families and graduates as they left campus after receiving a degree. >> i honor everyone's opinion. i tried to remain -- >> i think it is very inappropriate for the moment. i cannot even imagine being a student and having to face that. >> during her speech, the secretary told graduates to pursue careers in public service and to n

i served at that time, governor kathleen sebelius did as well. we found out that despite the mandates there are times when you can actually improve care and do a better job and not have to spend more money. that's called regulatory flexibility. it does occur. the reality is there is waste and fraud and abuse and there's a better way of doing thing than the centers of medicare and medicaid suggest. she said at the time there's a war between medicaid services and states around the country. there's a war. this is coming from the current hhs secretary when she was governor, and all i ask here is pass the rhetoric. let's get down to the reality of what occurs. medicaid is a program that should be administered and run by the states, by people that are closest to those in need, and that's what this program will do for us with the changes in this budget. we don't need 50 different -- 50 -- we have 50 different states. we have 50 different education policies and transportation policies, but somehow we have to have the same policy for medicaid, and i think

the catholic archdiocese of washington blasted the inviting kathleen speak during commencement. the secretary is the architect the health care provision to providemployers contraception. many students are standing behind the university's decision. think the administration of jobgetown has done a good standing up for the students. there been supportive of their student body. >> kathleen sibelius' touched of church andion state. prices slidad, gas again. we will showed you how much this weekend.ng >> why americans seems to be working too much. >> facebook made market history today. of sunshine today. temperatures and 71 in arlington. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exaactly whayou'rere choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's berage compies are delivering.

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some students have invited health and huge services secretary kathleen sebelius to talk at their diploma ceremony. sticking up for dr. tiller the late term abortionist in kansas who was assassinated. author of the new book a faith of our own which exploits how christianity is attempting to influence american culture and politics and fox news religious father jonathan morris the author of the book "god wants you to be happy." so, sebelius, you know her, right? what coonk of her at georgetown. >> students invited her to come, which is true. students don't run the university. in this case it's the jesuits and the board of the university that runs the university. what they are during by inviting the architect and the person implementing the hhs mandate requiring religious institutions to provide abort and contraceptions. they are taking their finger and sticking it in the eyes of the bishop. >> bill: previous segment about the judge and the 10 commandments. you say that the hierarchy who runs georgetown should have said sorry, all right, this is inappropriate. but you have got to remember th

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it the health and human secretary kathleen sebelius is speaking. >> how he ended up getting hit twice by a baseball. >> new details and development in the shooting death of trayvon martin. george zimmerman was treated for a number of injuries after the shooting including black eyes, nose fracture into cuts to the back of its head. more details. >> and george zimmerman what to his family doctor. they confer and the doctor wrote a private medical reports that specified his injuries appeared zimmerman has a close thatcher, two black eyes and two cut on the back of his head. the recommended him follow up with a ear nose and throat specialists but he did not. an attorney for the family reacted. >> what we do know is they did not believe the injuries were significant enough to go to the hospital. they did not even put a band-aid on his head. trayvon martin was fighting a man with a gun. he was in a battle for his life which she lost. >> the autopsy shows he had knuckle injuries. they could boost zimmerman's claim he was attacked. >> trayvon martin was fighting for his life. he was standing

and today, to date they have spent about $4 million on kathleen falk, and again we're still awaiting these latest numbers in campaign financing. but what's at stake for the unions is this idea and frmer law of collective bargaining here in wisconsin. wisconsin is the birth place of collective bargaining, passed by governor nelson back in 1959. and so there's a lot of historical resonance over this collective bargaining bill in wisconsin, and so if they have a candidate that promises to restore it, of course all of the democratic candidates are making that same promise, just not in the same way. >> suarez: you talked about the support pouring in for vernor walker from republicans outside wionsin. what about inside the state? has he managed to consolidate his administration, fine his footing, raise his approval rating? >> we are told by charles franklin, a well-known pollster at marquette universities, that in terms of governor scott walker's favorability rating, it's really just about even with the now frontrunner who is mayor tom barrett. so charles franklin says that this state, abo

in other words, it's impossible to be more pro-aworse than kathleen -- abortion than kathleen sebeliusmegyn: we did do research, and be certainly he was a contributor to her campaign, and she did veto a lot of legislation that would have restricted certain abortions including even in the third term of pregnancy, so she is, obviously, not a pro-life person. and that's, you know, one of the reasons i'm sure president obama put her in that position, because he is a pro-choice president. your point is that's all well and good, but what is she doing speaking at a catholic university? >> that's just it. they knew this all along, they know exactly what her status is, and she's being rewarded. i've had this debate with catholics on the left all the time. the catholic church regards racism to be evil. i would condemn them if they brought a rayist to speak -- racist in to speak at any of their catholic exercises. that's why they will not condemn, they will never condemn a pro-abortion catholic from speaking at a catholic university because in their hearts they're not really opposed to abortion.

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some students have invited health and huge services secretary kathleen sebelius to talk at their diplomaony. sticking up for dr. tiller the late term abortionist in kansas who was assassinated. author of the new book a faith of our own which exploits how christianity is attempting to influence american culture and politics and fox news religious father jonathan morris the author of the book "god wants you to be happy." so, sebelius, you know her, right? what coonk of her at georgetown. >> students invited her to come, which is true. students don't run the university. in this case it's the jesuits and the board of the university that runs the university. what they are during by inviting the architect and the person implementing the hhs mandate requiring religious institutions to provide abort and contraceptions. they are taking their finger and sticking it in the eyes of the bishop. >> bill: previous segment about the judge and the 10 commandments. you say that the hierarchy who runs georgetown should have said sorry, all right, this is inappropriate. but you have got to remember that geo

from "the washington post" jonathan capehart, and columnist kathleen parker. democratic lieutenant governor of california, gavin newsom. from the american conservative union, al cardenas. >>> and good morning. what a week it has been. one thing that is clear is that, before the vice president made his remarks on "meet the press" last sunday, same-sex marriage was not front and center in the presidential campaign. that's changed. governor romney talking about it yesterday at a commencement speech, the president talking about it a great deal. and certainly the vice president's remarks kickstarted that conversation, and there's been a lot of palace intrigue about whether the president was upset about what his vice president did. "saturday night live" gave it some pretty funny treatment in its skit last night. we'll talk about the laugh lines and do that with our roundtable a little later on in the hour. here's what i think people are going to be talking about in the week ahead, and that is the coming clash between washington and wall street. why? you've seen the

we're joined by kathleen hunter with bloomberg news joining us from capitol hill. y remind us again what the sequester would do and what are the two goals of these two pieces of legislation? >> well, the sequester is a mek and of that was put in place last year in august when congress passed legislation raising the debt ceiling. as a condition of that, they agreed to put in place some automatic cuts to programs starting in january of 2013. so what's going to happen this week in the house, as you mentioned, they're going to vote on legislation that would elepgsly replace the automatic across-the-board cut with more targeted cuts that represent what republicans would like to see us. it would spare cuts in some places and put cuts in other places. >> the house voted on and agreed on this sequester so why are they trying to avert it now? >> when they agreed to the sequester, they were hoping that the super committee would come up with a broader deficit reduction package that would help avert the sequester. the sequester was supposed to be this knife hanging offer congr

nhk world's kathleen ocampo reports from manila. >> china! >> back off! >> reporter: nearly 150 demonstrators gathered outside the chinese embassy in manila, voicing their criticism of recent actions by the chinese government. >> to take away something without even taking consideration your neighbors, i guess that is not a proper way. >> reporter: the latest role began april 10th when chinese marine survey ships prevented a philippine navy vessel from seizing chinese fishing boats near the shoal. as the standoff continued china instructed authorities on may 2nd to step up checks on bananas and other food grown in the philippines. there's speculation the move is effectively a countermeasure on china's part. china accuses the philippine government of being behind the backlash on friday. >> translator: it was inappropriate for the philippines to incite its people to hold the rally. this will only complicate and worsen the situation. >> reporter: the governments of both nations claim the shoal and are refusing to be the first to put out their boats. the stand

. >> georgetown university, kathleen sebelius and the catholic bishops. >> what they are saying is not consistent with what they say, and it is shocking they would've and in reality. >> she is obviously a very qualified, intelligent woman. i think her political views should not be a reason not to have her speak. >> kathleen sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, has been invited to speak and an awards ceremony at georgetown university, a catholic university. the bishops are not happy about it, mark. >> the bishops are post, -- o pposed, a, to the obama healthcare plan, the affordable care act, and to the provisions that would provide contraception coverage. at the same time, what seems to be overlooked is that it does bring health care to those with disabilities, those without health insurance, children, the elderly, the destitute. that seems to have been missed in debate. >> sebelius is pro-choice. >> absolutely, but this is the university. a university is supposed to have a wide diversity of views. she is not getting an honorary degree. god bless the president of the u

what we will see, this is a tough case for the prosecution, this case about the murder of kathleen saviomostly circumstantial, they had to reconstruct exhume her body, do an autopsy. if they get a conviction you better believe based on this ruling from the appellate court we will see this go to the united states supreme court. back in the day, as i like to say when i was prosecuting, you could use those statements, excited utterance, if you told your girlfriend, my husband beats me if i turned up dead, he did it and the friend used to be able to testify about that. then the supreme court came down with crawford versus washington said no more of that. because it violates the defendant's right to cross-examine the person saying it. they're dead, right? so, the illinois appellate court, the prosecutor went to the legislature, give us permission to use hearsay in the case, they said yes, what we might see, it might stand, we might see an exception carved out of domestic violence murders. if you kill the victim you get a benefit from the fact they are not around to testify. >> they he can sex

kathleen ocampo, nhk world, zumbares. >>> turning to afghanistan now the war-torn country will be the subject of intense discussions at a nato summit scheduled to open in chicago on sunday. u.s. special envoy to afghanistan and pakistan mark grossman spoke to nhk ahead of the meeting. he stressed the importance of long-term financial support for reconstruction. nato countries are starting the long process of winding down combat operations in afghanistan. the chicago summit will discuss how to achieve that in the face of lingering violence. grossman says long-term financial aid is crucial, and he emphasized the role played by japan. >> japan is going to play a very important role between now and 2014, keeping up support for our afghan national security forces, for example, keeping focused on economic development. i believe these are all things japan will continue to do. >> nato members increasingly want to accelerate the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan. washington apparently aims to replace that military power with financial aid from japan. the second largest donor to afghanistan

nhk world's kathleen ocampo reports from manila. >> china! >> back off! >> china! >> back off! >> reporter: nearly 150 demonstrators gathered outside the chinese embassy in manila, voicing their criticism of recent actions by the chinese government. >> to take away something without even taking consideration your neighbors, i guess that is not a proper way. >> reporter: the latest row began april 10th when chinese marine survey ships prevented a philippine navy vessel from seizing chinese fishing boats near the shoal. as the standoff continued china instructed authorities on may 2nd to step up checks on bananas and other food grown in the philippines. there's speculation the move is effectively a countermeasure on china's part. china accuses the philippine government of being behind the backlash on friday. >> translator: it was inappropriate for the philippines to incite its people to hold the rally. this will only complicate and worsen the situation. >> reporter: the governments of both nations claim the shoal and are refusing to be the first to put out their boats. the stando