i'm kathleen. >> good to meet you, kathleen. >> oh, you all look just like deshawn described. >> oh,hat, did he tell you i was suave and debonair, like, the billy dee type? that's what i am. >> no, but i'm glad to meet you, mr. payne. >> good to meet you. >> and, miss ella, you're even more beautiful than i imagined. >> and you are, too. >> oh, thank you. >> thank you. >> i brought gifts. >> oh, kathleen, no. you did not have to bring gifts. >> yeah. you should have. >> oh, you were looking after my baby. i had to show my appreciation. >> well, your kind words are enough. >> she like kind words. i like gifts. >> uh! get your-- >> what? said they presents. >> i got you a hat. >> ha ha ha! aw. oh! look at that. "atlanta" on it. >> yes. >> she got me a hat with "atlanta" on it. of all the hats you could've got, you got me one with "atlanta" spelled right on it. who'd have thunk? baby, does she know i live in atlanta? >> and for the lady of the house-- >> it better not have "atlanta" on it. >> an apron. i needed a new one. >> with "atlanta" on it! >> curtis, i don't have one with "atlant

our scholarship donors for this cycle came from kathleen carroll of heroro contractors. mr. victor marques of the marques law group. >> miss alia of turner. >> david lou of ucsf and mark gerar. and mr. jeff peterson of web corp and miss judy sorro, in memory of mitch sorro. >> now i would like to announce the four scholarships. these scholarships represent specific achievements. the first scholarship is awarded to richard may in the amount of $500 for his dedication to the program, going above and beyond the requirements to study construction management and blueprint reading come on up. [ applause ] >> >> the second to ron red head for his commitment to his professional values for $500. >> the third scholarship to bang wo in the amount of $500 for commitment of aligning his goals with industrial qualifications in san francisco, plus he had perfect attendance. [ applause ] >> now, the final scholarship is very special to mission hiring hall. this scholarship is awarded to jessie nelson in the amount of $500 from the maria hasel scholarship fund, this award represents outstand

federal judge overruled kathleen sebelius.ent you have done that. most relieved person on the plan set kathleen sebelius because this little girl has a chance of life and federal judge may have saved the girl's life and saved kathleen sebelius's career. >> dana: i do think the parents have worked so hard to get the story out and front. if they hadn't done all the work to make sure there was media attention and to get a national debate going on, they wouldn't have the decision by the judge. i don't know -- it will be interesting to see if there is an appeal. if there is not, we have new case law or set of guidelines that they will have to deal with. >> bob: on to the dr. siegle, came in and out favor of this ruling. he thought she should be ruled on this. somebody said they were surprised that dr. siegle would be there but of all the doctors is most accomplished and must believe this is safe procedure. >> greg: my question is how do you get an adult lung into a child. it would be partial transplant but does it change the proces

victim of the obama administration's war on whistleblowers and that would be any old ellsberg and kathleen mcclellan in just a moment also the stock market took a tumble again today in the wake of the federal reserve's announcement that it will soon start to wind down its bond buying program is easy money really the only thing propping up our economy and tomorrow president obama will lay out his plan to combat global climate change i'll tell you what the president's plan should be in tonight's deleting. you need to know this speculation about the whereabouts of n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden continues this evening after he apparently failed to board a flight out of moscow to cuba the support stowed was thought to be flying out on an aeroflot flight as you want to one five zero then it was you can see here his seat was empty upon takeoff he left hong kong where he had been staying ever since leaving the united states last month and allegedly flew to moscow on sunday just two days after it was revealed that the united states government had filed federal espionage charges against him in

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kathleen is a pioneer of the movement. she is by trade an accountant who filled the first permit for medical candidates. and this is a historic club in california. and she opened the helm in the district. there she served patients for 14 years. she is the longest compassion at worker in california. and her pioneering efforts and her staff as well has worked for many years with public safety issues. her contributions is worth mentioning for her he effort with the southern poverty health center. she's sponsored safety in african and she's a tremendous humanitarian as well. she couldn't have served her members without her caring staff (calling names) and she's the mother of four young people and she cares for her adult son whose disabled. (clapping) >> well, thank you so much supervisor mar and all of you and the city the patients and he does medical marijuana community. i couldn't have done it alone and it took a lot of people to make it happen and it took a lot of people before 1996. it's been going on for a long time and n

ambassador, kathleen parker. wanted to ask in terms of what has happened with snowden, what is more damaging to the united states, what was actually revealed or the fact that he was able to secure this information and distribute it? >> i suppose the substance because that's what will help the terrorists keep us from connecting the dots. you remember after 9/11, everybody said the intelligence community didn't connect the dots. that's part of what's been going on with respect to particularly going after the terrorists here and foreign intelligence collection, and that -- the way we were connecting them is now out there in the hands of the terrorists. so they know a lot more about how to plan, how to use telephones and the like. that's the main problem. >> james woolsey, thank you so much. we appreciate you being on the show this morning. >> good to be with you. >> coming up on "morning joe," a landmark week for the supreme court as the justices hand down decisions on a number of blockbuster cases including gay mar

a federal judge ordering kathleen sebelius to cut through the red tape and allow sara on the adult donor list. molly henneberg has the latest and girl's reaction. >> reporter: federal judge heard arguments this afternoon and ruled just over an hour ago for the parents of ten-year-old sara monahan and kathleen sebelius. according to a family spokesperson they will be able to put their dying daughter on the list for a lung transplanted at least for the next ten days as this case moves forward. family says, quote we are experiencing many emotions, relief, happiness and gratitude for the first time in months, hope. here was sara's reaction when she got the news. >> whoa! >> celebration followed a desperate move to get their ten-year-old daughter a lung transplant. they filed an emergency motion asking the judge to force kathleen sebelius to wave the age restriction policy on lung transplant. motion said the policy discriminates against children and serves no purpose is arbitrary and capricious and an abuse of discretion. she said she can't intervene because she doesn't have the legal authori

sara became sicker over the past few weeks, the family wants health and human services secretary kathleenelius to change the policy. sebelius said it's in the within her policy. >> the worst of our worlds in my mind is to have some individual pick and choose who lives and who dies. you want a process that's guided by medical science and experts. >> reporter: there are four in need of a transplant but sara is so sick it's likely she will be at the top of the list. guidelines have to assume fareness. >> you have to work within the rules, but also to make the case when you believe that children would be add variously effected by the policy. >> i lost two teeth. >> reporter: time for sara still running out but the family believes she has a fighting chance. reporting for cnn, new york. >> just last night after they were notified about the judge's decision, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius said sara was added to the adult list. she is also still on the priority list from a pediatric donor. >>> are you looking for something new. the best way to introduce your kids to healthy

and one more from balboa, kathleen (inaudible). from george washington we have angelica (inaudible) and from lowell we have poly (inaudible) and bernadet (inaudible). from sala britan, we have christina (inaudible) and this is actually not a, complete list and i may have not mentioned maybe two or three names and any way you have a view of what happened that night thank you very much. [ applause ] . >> thank you. >> all right, we will move on to the latin american teachers association, lata. are there any representatives from the audience? >> no. >> okay. they could not make it tonight. >> okay. >> then we will move on to the san francisco achievers and i know that we have san francisco achievers in the audience. >> >> my name is henry (inaudible) and i am here with the san francisco achievers, and i want to thank miss casco is the superintendent of the board for inviting us and we are very happy to be here, the achievers is a scholarship program that awards scholarship to african american male students from the san francisco publi

>> i never did like us. >> and that was kathleen parker.ghts we have for today. but we're back next week with part two. we'll pick up with the clintons and look at the most fascinating characters of the last 11 years. that's the show. thanks for watching. we'll see you >>> good even, i'm terry mcsweeney. win fin with the worsening condition of nelson mandela. he is in critical condition tonight. doctors are doing everything they can for him, but in the past 24 hours, he has taken a turn for the worst. he has had respiratory problems. he spent three decades in prison. a former government contractor charged with revealing u.s. secrets is now a man without a country looking for asylum.

>> i never did like us. >> and that was kathleen parker.ts we have for today. but we're back next week with part two. we'll pick up with the clintons and look at the most fascinating characters of the last 11 years. that's the show. thanks for watching. we'll see you . >> hi everyone, welcome to "on the money." bernanke speaks and the market quakes, what the fed's new plan means to the market, the economy and your wall et, my conversation with one of the most powerful people in washington, boehner. where are baby boomers headed when they hang up their working shoes, the econoimpact it has o economy and younger people. "on the money" right now. >> "on the money." >> here is a look at what is making news as we go into a new week "on the money." chairman ben

a lot of women i spoke to -- >> kathleen turner was amazing. >> kathleen turner, fabulous. she offers, you guys know were movies and the place that she's done, and certainly some of the scenes that she's done and the way she looks. she just gave up and was like sousa, the want to live under the tyranny anymore? and i asked myself, no, i really do. she said i don't. >> she would envy all these people, kathleen turner, is like a confession. you want to live under the tyranny anymore, mika? no, i don't. and mika was crying on the phone and kathleen i think was crying on the phone. >> i told her what i ate and what he didn't eat because of being on the air and having to fit in these guys. and she said you have a bad life last night and i thought, that is usually, i should be so proud of where i'm at. and honestly my friend, diane, she coming talking to me and working on the concept of the book, she said you really need to talk to someone. you really do. and are so skeptical at first but i did. >> you brought up to suzy. i thought this was, it was so amazing scene me to write th

>> kathleen sebelius wase the secretary of hss.ti she was going to be in charge of implementing the whole thing andi went to the white house about 50 times. i s would like to to know who he was talking about to.l lower staffers or people around>> the oval office. >> paul: some of the groups that agreed to our friend, on behalf of tea party groups. what do you make -- they are charging bias enforcement with a they arehe calling viewpointin discrimination? >> i think the suits already going to be really important way to learn more what happened. b there was a lawsuit filed by the center for law and justice. they soughtn out a lot ofo information people hadn't heard before, it wasn't just in cincinnati, two offices in california as well f as washington, d.c. and they have made clear in this lawsuit that they have letters that were signed by lois lerner that were part ofa the intrusive questionnaires and these questionnaires have been coming up to one month ago.ic that completely contradictsll the irs's position that all this targeting stopped inl 2012. that is entirely different ballgame. >>

i would like to give special thanks to kathleen carroll and anna laso, she is sitting right over there. for being the key link between the program and the career of the graduates are now headed towards. these dedicated professionals are to thank for providing 12 industry experts necessary to bolster capt with the construction industry curriculum that took place every friday and for fostering the necessary internship and employment opportunities for our students. recognition goes out to mission hiring hall staff for the support, development and care for these programs. special thanks to caseca for his till against support and service of the ata program and for doing the necessary work to help these students succeed. thanks i know it was not easy. i would also like to mention program manager mcquill pen for actually studying every thursday. [ applause ] studied every thursday at city college. he took the cm 100 class with the ctp class and every thursday night he studied with them in construction management and in addition to his tireless work with the city build program so thank you. >>

when if your address is kathleen sebelius at gmail.com, which by the way, i have no information if thather e-mail. neii: that would be fun if is is, let's check it out. >> if it is, i'm sorry. >> whether you are public -- when you -- >> what if you are sitting at home your kids. neil: i think this is fair game, you are an elected official, in a cabinet level department. >> have you an e-mail exchange with your husband i don't know about what happened last night. >> don't do it. know what you accept this position, you accept public scrutiny. >> every aspect of your life. neil: i know i have e-mails here that the -- maybe what i said dark and stormy night. anyway. anyway. we'll take a break, they will be pack with us later, time for gov to show conservatives the love, chris christie had his chance today, why some say, you blew it today. iness you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. neil: that done take

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but on tuesday, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius said she will not intervene. >>er: sarah murnaghan is on a ventilator in children's hospital in philadelphia. the 10-year-old is at the end stages of sis stick fibrosis and is in desperate need of a lung trant plant. her family says sarah doesn't have much time left. >> her doctors told us they thought we had weeks, not months. >> reporter: sarah has been on an organ transplant list for 18 months. she's at the top of the list, but with few pediatric lung donors, sarah's parents urged the government to change the a rule barring children younger than 12 from being on an adult transplant list. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius ordered a review of the regulations last week. on tuesday she declined to suspend the rule. >> this is an incredibly agonizing situation where someone lives and someone dies. >> reporter: sarah's doctors say they're confident the transplant of adult lungs would be successful despite her age. lawmakers pressed sebelius on the issue during a hearing on capitol hill. >> a study y

what american wouldn't want their children to have this chance. >> kathleen sebelius wouldn't sign toeption. so northward the doctor was saying it would work but she wouldn't sign the waiver. was she basically giving this girl a death sentence then? >> i think she was and it's because she's a politician and not a physician. she kept saying i'm not a physician. she's in a position to make medical decisions. all the physicians i talked to said this should be done. kids should be on the adult transplant list. they have more years to live. let's give them those years. >> talk about death panels. this sounds like a death panel. thank goodness the judge overruled. >> and peter johnson. >> he deserves all the credit. final votes are being tabulated. when we return, we'll reveal your video pick of the day. ♪ [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! ] ow! ow! [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium-rich tums starts working so fast you'll forget you had heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a v

they need a circle of pairs. >> i got to tell you i want to play the comment of kathleen sebelius ourervices secretary. just a simple comment and i found is so cold and so callous. led our audience decide. >> again, this is an incredibly agonizing situation where someone lives and someone dies. >> representative larletta of pennsylvania said i'm begging you the doctors think the adult lungs could work. change the rules. she doesn't have time. >> this is the immorality of big government regulation. they don't have science on their side. i spoke to dr. sweet who helped make the regulations and went through chapter and verse why are the children considered second-class americans. why are children dying at twice the rate of adults? why are you holding the lungs back from sarah. i couldn't get any answer. this under 12 rule means that you are not treated like a human being. >> but the doctors are confident that the adult lungs would work. they take a small piece of each lung and implant it in sarah and girls and boys that age and save their lives but here in this country we say we don't va

kathleen in chicago. >> caller: your old friend kathleen. >> bill: here she is. >> caller: how are you doinging? >> bill: haven't heard from you. where have you been? >> caller: i have been trying to call in. anyway, you are right, bill, if you are going to come to the united states and stand up in the senate we can't hardly understand english any more with this senate. stop laughing. >> bill: that's true. >> that's true. >> peter: stop laughing, bill. >> caller: but if you are going to come here adapt to our language. everybody wants to come here to america but everybody when they get to america want to shape it their way. speak in english. you not only have spanish. you have all kind of nationalities here >> bill: kathleen, this wasn't somebody, you know, who came here from another country. this was like tim cain born in the united states of america. >> caller: that's what i am saying. it was wrong for him to do that. if he was going to do that have an interpreter stand there and go along with him and let other people know what he is saying. you know what i am saying? >> bill: i am j

and what kathleen sebelius was was department of from the kathleen.sebeli that you would expect.ng back to wh we thought, we had said, look, it appears as epa is doing this practice. we filed a request, asking for what everyone else we believe in nsparentsy and openness. we pay for the records. we would like to know what our elected officials, was it administratior previous? >> gre they talk transparency. we will see if they produce it. i hope they are watching tonight. thank >> thank you. >> greta: tonight, congressman accusing attorney general eric der ofrg something to hide. he is not happy with the ly letter from the justice department. an assistan a.g. defense lawyer about the surveillance. but the chairman wants the answers directly from attorney gene hder. >> good to be with you. >> greta: the big proble attorney general holder about the 15th of may said that he dependent know anything about any potential investigations or prosecutions of reporters and that turned outot to be so because you had james rosen here. what do you want? >> we want to have the attorney general res

a federal judge taking action after kathleen sebelius wouldn't do it. the judge ruling that sara monihan can be added to an adult transplant list. here is reaction. >> whoa! >> heather: to save this little girl's life. look how happy she is right there. they granted the temporary request because of severity of sara's condition. she suffered from cystic fibrosis and doctors say she has weeks to live. >> we were overjoyed. i know that ten days could get a life she deserves. >> heather: the department of health and human services declining to khentd. later on her aunt will be on at 8:45. >>> new developments in the irs scandal. lawmakers are holding a hearing today to find out why the irs spent almost $50 million on conferences and they also want to get to the possible kickback that has came with the spending. on the heels of two irs employees put on leave for accepting $1200 in free food and gifts at party in 2010. they were tasked in enforcing the obamacare overhaul. >> and deadline for eric holder to explain his testimony has come and gone. deadline was

. >> bill: kathleen is calling from flint michigan. what do you say kathleen?d morning. >> caller: good morning. i say that like it's throwing out the baby with the bath water. whatever benefit we get from it is so minimal we do not realize that what we gain from it is just not worth. >> bill: from this whole collection. >> the bad side of it. >> bill: right. you know, here's what gets me. our local police departments for example right, they cannot come in and search our home unless they have probable cause right. our office our car or whatever. and so if the nsa has probable cause to think that you kathleen, or i are communicating with the terrorists, i'm okay with it, right? but just to get everybody's phone records without some evidence that we're involved somehow with what some link of terrorism, i think it is total overreach on the part of the government. kathleen, appreciate the call. and we'll take more calls while we talk with igor volsky from think progress about this. i gotta tell you, i'm a's trade the way we're going, nothing's going to happen, noth

next speaker, please >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm kathleen and i'm a thirty year resident. i'm here today to commit on 3 lemons of the proposed ocean project the design the pillars and the design site. we appreciate they took the time to look around the neighborhood and try to incorporate many of the elements of our neighborhood. we're happy for that. we're grateful that they will keep the mrir and it was designed by a 19 golden gate museum. however, we feel the need to express our concerns about the residential project. as it's present the proposed 4 story building would sit at the entrance of the park. on the opposite park entrance corner as you can see from the photos there's a laundromat. if i look at behind that there is the relationship to the home. now you if you can see hope it preserve the aesthetics of our neighborhood that make up our great city. thank you >> good afternoon, commissioners president fong and commissioners and staff. sound like i'm a thirty year plus resident and homeowner on merry march avenue. i support the project although we're going to miss th

. >>> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius says she won't intervene in the case of a young girl in need of a lung transplant. relatives of the girl are trying to change current health policies, rules only allow patients 1 and older to join a transplant list but sara's doctors say she's medical eligible for an adult lung. turning to business, asian shares hit 2013 lows over fears the federal reserve will dial back their program. chrysler says no to a mandatory recall. the auditorium is rebuffing the fed's request to recall 1993 to 2007 cherokees and 2002 to 2007 liberties. the fuel tanks are prone to catching fire in rear end collisions. chrysler says the jeeps are safe but the entire thing could end up in court. >>> pizza wars ahead. first up pizza hut's newest low cost large pizza sells for $5.55 from june 5th to 15th to celebrate their 55th anniversary. dominos may be taking pizza to a new level. the dominocopter traveled with pizzas. tests have been a success. right now there aren't any plans to implement the drones for delivery. >>> a class trip be aware. high sch

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kathleen sebelius is correct.getting 27, 28,000 e-mails we know what spam is, if we're in the public eye -- bill: they are secret if you don't tell anybody and they are secret if somebody asks for them and you don't hand them over. >> this is not the first administration to have more than one alternate e-mail address. there is nothing secret about it. as jay carney pointed out yesterday, yes they should be turned over that is a separate issue. bill: this is what the ap writes, this is important, this is trust in government and all that stuff. it goes hand-in-hand with the i.r.s. watching these hearings. secret accounts drive perceptions that government officials hide actions or decisions. turker. >> i meatucker. >> that is true. this is by nevada admonition secret. the previous administration was secretive. this was a key rational nor obama's presidential campaign in 2008. these guys are secretive, they are not telling you what they are doing. i will be different, i will have the transparent administration, which

kathleen sebelius will not fight this. >> his is not going to appeal the decision and has told the organn, created a second candidate record for the young girl with a birth debt that makes the system treat her as a 12-year-old.ç i also understand, saysç sebelius, he original record remains active so the retains her priority for pediatric donors, which means she is on both lists, and as happy as sayre was when she got the news, she has taken a turn for the worse. her fever spiked. her heart rate is way up and they're hoping not have to intubate her, which is to put a breathing tube down her throat. the family says there nor updates. the bottom line is she is in pretty bad shape. >> shepard: do we know where she sits on the list of those in need? >> not exactly but they won't tell us. but we know she is very near or at the top. here's why. potential lung transplant patients get an las, lung allocation score of zero to 100. the higher the score,ú%ê%,sk÷uke off the patient. on the waiting list there are 1682. but only 49 have a score greater than 50, on sarah, on monday, he score was 66, w

. >> you can reach kathleen at this number. >>> anne arundel county executive newman has opened a campaign account. newman took over the county executive role after leopold was found guilty of misconduct in office. >>> freckles was found abused and abandoned. look at freckles today. he looks like he's smiling at you. now in this picture you can see his belly. all his wounds are healing nicely. freckles is living with a trainer until he is rescued. don't you just wt to rub his belly right now? >> yes. >>> all right. what started out as a blog for her family has turned her into the nationally known scary mommy. tonight abc2 news charley crowson sits down with scary mommy to learn more about her latest project. >> reporter: there's no denying her. unless you've read her book, confessions of a scary mommy, she may not be a fan of yours. >> my dislike for other people's children, how i feel about school and teachers. >> reporter: confessions was a best seller. it was a let among fans. it's even been printed in a number of foreign languages. >> sold in funny place. this, i believe is the polish