and kathleen is furious. there's another fellow in kathleen's life who would like to get her attention. his name is william manson. he's a common laborer, whose dream is to be a dry cleaner. and knowing kathleen is pregnant with another man's child, he marries her about five months before the birth. there was never any question that charles manson was an ill legitimate baby. his birth certificate was filed a few weeks after his birth. william manson listed as a father. but the whole family and charles himself knew throughout that the real father was colonel scott. no doubt whatsoever. so the later rumors that manson hated and feared blacks because he had a black father, for instance, never, folks. never ever. manson and kathleen's marriage lasts a couple of years. he divorces her. she's still a young girl. she's trying to run around and have a little fun. her son is never just left with strangers or offered far pitcher of beer. instead she does what many young women that age do, and sticks him with her mother

and kathleen is furious. there is another fellow in kathleen's life who would like to get her attention. his nine -- his name is william manson. he is a common laborer his dream is to be a dry cleaner. and knowing kathleen is pregnant with another man's child, he married sarah about five months before the birth. there was never any question that charles manson was an illegitimate baby. his birth certificate was filed a few days after -- a few weeks after his birth. william manson listed as the father, pro-family, and charles himself knew throughout that the real father was colonel scott. no doubt whatsoever. so later rumors that manson hated and feared blacks because he had a black father, for instance, never, folks, never, ever. manson and kathleen's marriage lasts a couple of years. he divorces serve. she is still a young girl. she is trying to run around in a little fun. her sun is never just left with strangers or offered for a pitcher of beer. instead, she does what many young women that a suit and stick

kathleen sebelius on the hot seat on obama care. the latest on the developing story and why she is asking fear review of that troubled website. martha: fox news alert. speaker john boehner is expected at the podium. republicans are likely discuss the fallout on the budget deal that was just reached on capitol hill. this as well today. back in the hot seat moments from now, kathleen sebelius will testify before a house committee. there she is just walk into the room having her seat at the table. this is rounds 3 for her as she tries to explain what's going on with obamacare and the website and the paltry numbers are clear live what she'll be asked about. when welcome you this morning to a brand-new hour now of america's newsroom. good morning, i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. secretary sebelius expected to announce an investigation into the website. new polling numbers show mr. obama is digging the deepest hole of his presidency. but first on the hill mike emanuel is watching the hearing. >> reporter: law makers say secre

mclachlan,iend, and i remember kathleen on the phone with her.e were not getting much sleep back then. i remember her yelling at her , saying, i will not have my son die in vain. justice has to be done. i knew then that even though my brother was dead that our lives were going to change. the ann was asked to leave commission to investigate what happened and how i could have been prevented, she knew she had no choice, or kathleen would have killed her as well. [applause] [laughter] kathleen helped work with frank and and on the commission as a pseudo-staff member. she quickly became a force. she made many trips back to new york to join protests at the u.n. people in the situations often use their gifts for different things. kathleen had many gifts, and one of which was imposed on her by the nuns at marymount, the gift of the pen. "the daily record," and dozens of others. she made hundreds of tv and radio appearances, including a memorable one where she occultist the impossible. she shamed alan dershowitz on "the today show," not an easy feat. supp

her good friend, and mclachlan, i remember kathleen on the phone with her. we were not getting much sleep back then. i remember her yelling at her friend, saying, i will not have my son die in vain. justice has to be done. i knew then that even though my brother was dead that our lives were going to change. when ann was asked to leave the commission to investigate what happened and how i could have been prevented, she knew she had no choice, or kathleen would have killed her as well. [applause] [laughter] kathleen helped work with frank and and on the commission as a pseudo-staff member. she quickly became a force. she made many trips back to new york to join protests at the u.n. people in the situations often use their gifts for different things. kathleen had many gifts, and one of which was imposed on her by the nuns at marymount, the gift of the pen. "the daily record," and dozens of others. she made hundreds of tv and radio appearances, including a memorable one where she accomplished the impossible. she shamed alan dershowitz on "the today show," not an

. >> kathleen sebelius isn't providing america the truth. i warned her that her people are obstructing justice. >> one of the most powerful lawmakers and his investigation into the health care.gov debacle. four innocent people are killed at the hands of this drunk driver. >> this was one time i did ask the court for justice. >> he's given a slap on the wrist because he's deemed too rich for jail. our audience responds to the legal defense strategy that got him off the hook. "hannity" starts right here, right now. earlier today the house of representatives passed the so-called bipartisan budget deal. the bill heads to the u.s. senate where it will be expected to be voted on next week. congressman paul ryan told us that the deal was a step in the right direction. was it? before we turn things over to this wonderful studio audience wen want your thoughts on the conversation. log on to our facebook page. tell us if you think house republicans did the right thing supporting the budget deal or sound off on twitter using # hannity over the course o

how many time thes did kathleen sebelius meet with the president? they can plug it into the computer and say so in ten seconds. >> what's the reason not to do that? >> the only reason is if it was an embarrassing number. i don't know. they have to do it. the fact is the record exists. if he had dozens of one on one meetings with her in the oval office or anywhere there is a record of it in the white house. eventually at the national archives. all they have to do is look into it. >> ms. sebelius had a statement tonight saying she's been to the white house countless times since becoming secretary. she's frequently at the white house for meetings relating to obama care including dozens with the president in the last year alone. she met with him last thursday. but they don't get more specific. what do you think is going on here? they tried to tamp down the story. some other person on capitol hill said, look, i will personally attest that i have been in several meetings with ms. sebelius and the president. so we don't know who is telling the truth and wh

kathleen sebelius, look at this picture we have of kathleen sebelius, she looks like she is about to give us a shot. the question is whether she should be on the list given the enormous troubles we have seen with healthcare.gov. the rollout of obama care has been a disaster, mark, let me start with you, both sides of the aisle agree to that. what is she doing on is that list? >> time magazine's person of the year is meant to represent somebody who is influential, so you see on that list, ted cruz, who is a symbol of our divisiveness right now, he was the first person to appear on your show, maybe he deserves to be the most influential because he made that debut. >> you made a good point. >> i love that, mark goes for the negative on ted cruz, they're polarizing figures, they want the attention on miley cyrus for twerking. kathleen sebelius, can have a global effect, she heads obama care. i may have had a little perspective on this, having been times person of the year. it is really about a person who has influence, something about the movement, like the tea party, something kathleen

we've got the secretary of health and human services, kathleen sebelius who says you know what, those insurance companies, they should allow people to get their premiums in on december 31st for coverage on january 1st. does she really believe that an insurance company is going to listen to her when she can't even get it right? >> well, unfortunately, they will probably have to. these insurance companies, i mean, they are beholden to the obama administration so even though it's completely outrageous what the administration is asking, and that is people haven't been able to sign up for their plans, because of the web page, so the obama administration is simply ordering insurance companies to extend coverage to people who have not paid yet. it's a taking under the constitution. it's pretty shocking but other than obama, the most arrogant human being whose salary you pay, american taxpayers, is kathleen sebelius. remember when the whole thing started with the website and congress called her for oversight, she announced i don't work for them. >> exactly. exactly. now of course she's tellin

kathleen sebelius is withholding serious information. she was asked october 30th to give a list of insurance company companies providing abortions so people could choose not to purchase them. she said she would give him the information and now has back-pedaled and refused to give it. the reason he asked is it's so difficult to find the average person doesn't know. tamara is about to have -- >> we want everybody to have a choice. my choice is not to pay for your abortion. >> wait a minute. whoa, whoa, listen to what she just said. >> i heard what she said about religious freedom. >> hold on. >> no, i can't help you out her here. >> what about my choice? my rights. >> can i ask a question? >> you can't. >> can i get in a question? >> no. you can't. >> this is why people don't vote for republicans anymore. >> you have a duty to your audience. you sent a letter about darryl issa. the warning letters aren't sufficient. send a subpoena. this is not a conversation about religious liberty and religion. >> why not? >> we can have that conversatio

when i met with kathleen coal i'm sure she can reiterate this i had a meeting with phil. i don't want to inject hostility but people were on the committee are all great but this is like three or four weeks ago she already said no, i was a little bit >> who is she said, "no. >> i had a conversation with her, she said the people that on on the committee are great i do think they're great and i think you know i'm young and i'm smart i don't what i'm talking about. there's two who don't live in san francisco and i know they're here but - >> we do have one of them who's a native san franciscan who's been actively engaged and another person who is running an orchestrates. and let me be exemplar i came here prepared to hear from those candidates knowing you and your passion hoping to provide an opportunity for you on this particular commission i think you do an credible job i came here and i can probably speak for any colleagues, we come here looking for great candidates to serve the city and county of san francisco and what happens when wu you have all person regardless of a r0

kathleen sebelius offers a progress report on obama care.bill hemmer. >> and i am allyson camerota. enrollment numbers are in. one- third of the amount of enrollees expected by now. >> knowing what you know today you would have started it on october 1st? >> i would have done a slower launch with fewer people and done additional beta testing. >> who is going to guarantee that the doctor sos that patient on

and kathleen sebeliuos heads obamacare. i ma have been one of time persons of the year, it's about who has influence. it's just something about a movement like the tea party. something about sebelius that can have a greater affect on economy so it's time, getting attention. >> you're a tea party right? >> yes. 2011. >> the next case, a 6-year-old boyuspended and now has sex harassment offender on a permanent record for kissing a class mate on the hand. in case you're wondering how evil this child clearly is, listen to him. listen. >> and then in, class. yeah. and i kissed her on the hand. >> it's a miracle it's taken that long to get that kid out of school. what is the world coming to? >> this is insane. i'm going to admit on the record when i was five me and another kid used to kiss on the mouth. dougy raymond face book me. a kid under seven is legally incapable of forming a malintent other than whether he he should overturn the candiland board. in order for a skl to say there is a 0 tolerance when it comes to sex harassme

kathleen sebelius, hundreds of millions of dollars to do it with, who lied to congress saying it would be ready on october 1st, when every expert knew it could never be ready, and who said she was not concerned with faults but with fixing the problem who still hasn't fixed the problem, now, wants to know who is at fault? are you kidding? this is like the fox watching the hen house. like the court driving a stolen car. and your now key demanding, demanding to know who stole that car? or, better yet like hillary and benghazi accountability review board the one she appointed? you never questioned heshgs then exonerated her? by the way if you want to know who is at fault, how about you let congressional committee charged with oversight and government reform made up of both republicans and democrats, do their jobs. let them investigate. and how dare, how dare you tell those contractors that you now say you want investigated not to provide congress with the very records that they have subpoenaed? who do you think you are? in contrary to what you said and what you believed, you work for us am

kathleen, we were laughing. and shock and disbelief that this could happen for four hours. and apparently this same sign language interpreter did the same thing -- we shouldn't even call him a sign language interpreter it -- at another jacob zuma event before. it is shocking to me. >> it's utterly shocking. i don't even know what to say about it, except why would anybody do that? >> yes. and you, john, volunteered that perhaps this is, like, some kind of -- some form of meta humor we're not -- >> it's andy kauffman. this is his trick on the world. he's not actually dead and he's this guy. >> i think he's somebody's brother and there's a little under the table payment here. i can tell you, it takes a lot of nerve -- it takes a lot of nerve to go out there for three hours and do all this and make things up. the sun is going down, big man speaking here. >> it's like outrageous. >> how do you think you'll get away with this is what i want to know. >> and how did no one pick up the phone and say, i hate to tell you,

he beat out miley cyrus, ted cruz and kathleen sebelius. tonight why pope francis is the person of the year. and is this the end of santa claus? the new push to replace the jolly old man with a white beard. >> merry christmas! >> tonight on "the kelly file." >>> breaking tonight a "the kelly file" exclusive. we are getting our first look at new warnings from physicians that obama care may end up putting your neighborhood doctor's office out of business. doctor's offices across the country are learning just what they are going to get paid or reimbursed by the feds going forward in medicare payments in particular. some physicians have gone so far as to warn patients that they may not be able to keep the practice going. dr. doug wiser is president of the national spine and pain centers, the largest private pain management center in the country. want to tell the audience i know you and of your practice because my ex-husband is one of your partners. i receive your e-mail and your particular warning after you saw what the feds are reimbursing you

kathleen sebelius is trying to spin those numbers.ere is any question that flawed launch of the web site put a damper on people's enthusiasm. having said that, we're seeing very, very positive trends. we're seeing a lot of people reengage. >> you know what? so yesterday she gave -- brian, you were talking about this. she gave the number of people who so far have selected a plan. essentially the white house is making up this metric. tell us how many people have actually paid, because those are the people who are actually covered. if you've selected a plan, you haven't paid for the plan and you are not covered yet. also she did reveal yesterday that right now the error rate -- remember before they had started, it was something like 75, 80%. now it's down to 10%. think about that. the error rate is 10%. just imagine if you're on an airplane where 10% of the time they miss the runway. this is all bad. >> that's a problem. >> here is charles krauthammer talking about how these numbers that they're floating around right now, misleading. >>

when kathleen died, she was remembered fondly. >> she loved the little kids. and that's where she put her energies because she built a foundation for them for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: tara serves on the board of ed. >> she was all about giving, not getting. >> reporter: single all her life, she lived simply with her twin brother bob in the house their parents left them. but no one knew she had a secret, a very big secret. turns out, she was a millionaire, several times over. and when she died, most of that money went to the institution she loved. including the simsbury public schools. >> you just couldn't believe that she'd have that kind of money to give. >> reporter: kathleen herself didn't know how much she was worth. >> she thought she had $40,000. >> reporter: an attorney soon found kathleen was rich, really rich, blue chip stocks her family had held for more than 50 years. it looked like the twins rarely touched their inheritance. >> she lived a very modest life and the money was not a priority to her. >> reporter: more than a dozen institut

kathleen sebelius wants an investigation into the botched .gov.ut of healthcare hilton raises $2.3 billion in a record ipo for a lodging company. to our viewers here in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks have stories making headlines tonight. su keenan has late details on the hotel hilton ipo. looking at congressional leverage to pass a farm bill before the holiday recess. let's begin where yang yang has more on the budget agreement. good evening >> good evening, mark. paul ryan and saadi murray unveiled their budget deal. today was the day to sell to rank and file as they get ready to bring the bipartisan bill to the floor for a vote tomorrow. it sets federal spending at $1 trillion per year above the current level of 960 $7 billion and replaces $63 billion in sequester cuts, reduces the does not address the big-ticket items of taxes or entitlement. how did they replace the sequester? and mix of user fees and other revenues and savings and chris -- including an increase in airport security fees, a small deal th

president obama met with kathleen sebelius once in the past three and a half years.s according to government accountability institute president peter switzer. last night on "hannity" switzer says the president's treatment of sebelius has been unfair. >> the launch of obseramacare h been a disaster. to a certain extent they are leaving sebelius out there to kind of dry, hang out on her own. >> despite being left high and dry some lawmakers say sebelius needs to go. >> the advantage would be this. your viewers at home say if it happened to her it could happen to me, too. maybe we can slowly start building something harder to repair than a web site which is trust. my fear is people have given up. their expectations are so low this web site, almost $800 million. >> according to the president's calendar he met with other cabinet secretaries a total of 277 times. >>> meantime 29,000 people have enrolled for healthcare on the revamped obamacare web site that's a drop in the bucket compared to the millions who have had their plans canceled. as the deadline to sign up is gett

why didn't kathleen sebelius know when miss pryor knew and was warning against it. >> that's a critical question. we know on september 20th september 20th ms. pryor communicateed to her superiors she recommend they not sign the authority to operate agreement. she said don't launch this, it's not ready, ten days before the thing was to launch. so my miss sebelius didn't learn about that, this fact, and that ten-day time frame, anybody's guess. she needs to come back in and tell us, why didn't you know? and who are the people between miss pryor and miss sebelius who didn't communicate that. >> when your chief information officer -- or security officer says it's not safe, and you don't know, boy, i got say, congressman, someone is at fault here. my question is, do you have confidence in kathleen sebelius going furled that something like this isn't going to happen again? >> this thing is a mess. the previous clip, and everything -- what happened with the president waiving -- one of the many things he waived in the law. so it's a mess and should -- all of it should be delayed or repealed. no

. >> second. >> without objection that motion is passed. >> and then i'd like to move for seat 4 kathleenoal for seat 6 mario pause and seat 7 marlene kingsley i have her down for seat 7. and for seat 8 felix funning tests and seat 10 mel have a maldonado and for seat 11 tor ray moses and a before i go further director pond are the numbers correct? >> clarify seat number 6 (inaudible). >> i think she said that. is there a second important the motion >> okay without objection the motion pads. thank you very much. and phil thanks for coming (clapping) where am i? okay. before that he we're going to item number 9 before we entertain a motion for a closed session we still have to continue the meeting please leave the room quietly. okay madam clerk, please call items 9 through 11 and those are claims >> before we entertain a motion to convene in closed session any members of the public wish to speak or those items. seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues is there a motion to convene in closed session >> okaypasses. >> i'm city deputy attorney the committee and make any decisions durin

health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius told the house committee wednesday that over 364,000 americans are now enrolled in the federal and state health insurance exchanges, a number that several republicans on the committee questioned. >> of these 364,000 americans, do you know how many of those individuals will actually have coverage in effect on january 1, 2014? >> sir, once they pay their premium they'll have coverage in effect. >> so you don't know. these are the ones who have just selected a plan but haven't paid their first payment. >> some may have paid, some may not. we're giving you the enrollment numbers. >> joining the panel "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan henningier, joe rego, and washington columnist kim strassejoe, that exchange between secretary sebelius and the committee. are we getting the accurate figures? >> no. what they were talking about is the industry standard for determining when somebody has enrolled in a health care plan. they have invented their own standard to say if you have selected a plan on the exchange, that's what count

he will say he has more questions for kathleen sebelius on the obamacare rollout.will join us live. billy graham's son franklin graham also here with an up gda on his dad's health and his latest mission. tailor hicks on american idol season 5 and ugly christmas sweaters and one that goes on fire. somebody else has the exact same show. . >>> an arizona man is banned for life from walmarts all across the world. joe cantrell says he was trying to get a price matched to the store when an associate told him it wasn't allowed. he complained to the management and left the store. a few days later he returned to the store and he was handcuffed. the company said that he threatened an employee. >> they wanted me out of the store. ands and it's all because of ad match. i became really good at that. now it's their excuse. >> many stores are offering to match prices this holiday shopping season. it turns out price match guarantee isn't guaranteed after all. cantrell is hoping to fight the lifetime ban. >>> a coyote found itself at the center of attention at hobby airport in hous

kathleen sebelius appeared for on a second time since the debut of the obamare website in october. testified and came prepared. calling for an investigation of herself, her very own website. and spker boehner blasted conservative critics announc by senator muray and congressman paul ryan. joining us now is member of the houston public an leership. congressman bob good law, the chairman of the house judiciary committee. it's great he you with us, mr. chairman. >> always great to be with you in your viewers. >> and that is a president who does notdo entitlement reform, a sentiment and transcended that will not do entitlement reform. that is what the problem is here. we can't get them here without doing tax increases. and that includes the current spendg for the rest of the year and unfortunately we don't have 218 votes to do that in the house. so the chairman is put in a dificult position because these shared these concerns and therefore i think that this deserves careful consideration by the house. lou: it looks like relatively short cotton. it happens t bethat in a return to regula

. >> secretary of the health department kathleen sebelius in a conference call with reporters saying americans will have until december 31st to pay for their coverage beginning on january 1st. they're requiring insurers to accept payment until new year's eve. they're also encouraging insurers to also take other measures and be more flexible. like perhaps just take partial payment or also perhaps accept payments that come in after the 31st and have that coverage go back retroactively to january 1st. clearly now with the website problems working and the website itself working, they want to make sure that people who sign up by december 23rd at midnight will have coverage starting on january 1st. although in a fact sheet released, they also said if it appears that people still have trouble signing up by december 23rd, they may very well extend that deadline. they're clearly, kelly, trying to make sure that they have the

this as kathleen sebelius warns there are hundreds of things wrong with that site.zabeth prann joins us live. who is right here the president or kathleen sebelius. >> we are listening to both sides of the story. the interview took place at american university where he encouraged young people to sign up. he went on to address reports that the site is vulnerable to hacking insisting information provided is protected. >>> so my advice to everybody is, the web site is now working, go to healthcare.gov take a look for yourself in your state what is available to you. there is no reason why you shouldn't have health insurance. >> we are hearing a different story from kathleen sebelius saying they have to fix a couple houn problems saying we are not where we need to be. some krit tings are asking -- it is an attempt at the president to force his hand at a legacy. >> he is standing there alone in the wind as the whole thing obamacare collapses around him. he did not do what fdr and lbj did. they understand the majorities are temporary. he easceased on a temporary majority. a

but we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel and a tough day at the office for kathleen sebelius. >> he was asked about promises made, the price tag and if she has regrets. >> i've asked our inspector general dan levinson to investigate the development of healthcare.gov, including the overall management of the project and the performance and payment of our contractors. >> and it appears we're having technical difficulties. she was asked questions about the difficult rollout of the obama care website. she did her best to try to explain what they've done to correct it to speed up the process. she hailed new numbers and said there will be an investigation into what went wrong with the initial rollout of healthcare.gov. a lot of republicans were not satisfied with her answers, some democrats obviously stuck up for the secretary, bret. >> mike, the hearing went back and forth. the numbers she had, $677 million were allotted but she said only $319 million spent so far. some questions, eye browsed raised about that financing. >> definitely about that and also about the numbers

to american prosperity. >> host: so kathleen, as the years went by,' 77, '78. did you see the focus of the economic's policy change? >> guest: it certainly did change. for example, one of the big issue that the administration faced was trade deficit. when we think about trade deficit today we think it's what we have. these are the -- annual phenomena. for the united states. in fact when carter came top office in '77 it was very new. the united states had only experienced the first trade deficit in 1971. it first since '80 and '90s. it was a new phenomena. and the previous nixon/ford administration. the u.s. sort of to -- carter come in to office they start on a more permanent character. initially, initially, the administration isn't quite sure what to do about the deficit. they think it's a more situational more temporary phenomena. they think it's a result of excessive -- not excessive but high price we're paying for imported oil. they also think it's a result of the fact that the united states is recovered relatively better from this recession in the mid '70s

it is 100% true president obama and kathleen sebelius are responsible for the roleout and they are upalls for this debacle. congress was responsible for the oversight right from the get-go. congress should have been scrutinizing each step of the way so the obama administration towed the line and didn't inflict us with this mess it now has. don't tell me the obama administration would not cooperate with oversight and dragging its feet or readily answer the document requests. i know that's true, the obama administration has been anything but transparent. here's what congressman trey gowdy and others want to pull our hair out. congress has subpoena power and could have demanded these answers everyday without delay and busted through the disgraceful obama gamesmanship. congressional oversight is no longer oversight. it is aftersight. too late, not during when they could be fixed so americans suffer and that's rotten and that is my comment of the night. if you have an important issue you think i should address, go to gretawire.com and tell us about it. >> they say the number grew to 365,00

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her good friend, ann mclachlan, i remember kathleen on the phone with her.ere not getting much sleep back then. i was half asleep on the couch. i remember her yelling at her friend, saying, i will not have my son die in vain. justice has to be done. i knew then that even though my brother was dead that our lives were going to change. when ann was asked to lead the commission to investigate what happened and how i could have been prevented, she knew she had no choice, or kathleen would have killed her as well. [applause] [laughter] the family moved to washington very early that year, by coincidence or serendipity. kathleen helped work with frank and and on the commission as a pseudo-staff member. she walked the halls of congress. she quickly became a force. she made many trips back to new york to join protests at the u.n. people in the situations often use their gifts for different things. kathleen had many gifts, and one of which was imposed on her by the nuns at marymount, the gift of the pen. kathleen wrote op-ed's for "the new york times," "the daily reco

. >> kathleen, thank you very much. she will stay with us.ore on the u.k. ♪ >> welcome to "countdown." i am mark barton. >> i am anna edwards. we are back with kathleen a brooks. let's talk about the pound. we have inflation data out. >> we are expecting it to pull slightly out. he could be a 2%. the target rate. i do not think when mark hardy said -- carney said it would follow this past. a slight impulse across the world will stop nottage is a the u.k., it is an admirable it would fall. -- across the world. not just in the u.k., it is inevitable it would fall. the long-term a rates we are going to have a time of low inflation. >> i know the political conversation at the moment is around the cost of living but not politics. how is there such a disconnect? perhaps the person on the street does not feel like it. >> it is because it is an index. it is relative to the year before. prices could still rise of but at a slower pace than previous years and that would have a negative impact. wages are still falling. they are still negative. that is th

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kathleen sebelius was back on capitol hill trying to defend obama care. she struggled to answer simple questions. for example like this one. >> knowing what you know today, you would have started the launch october 1? >> i would have probably done a smaller launch with uh fewer people and done additional beta testing which is part of what has happened frankly in the early months of the launch to identify what we had. >> oh, a simple yes would have sufficed. but that's not all. after the so-called website fix her math is fuzzy when it comes to the number of people enrolled. >> when amazon.com records a book sold they record a book sold based upon someone who has paid for it. i would ask that when you return that you give us actually who has purchased plans. do you understand our frustration with that? >> sir, as you well know we did not take over the private insurance market. people will purchase -- >> you are telling -- >> from insurance companies. >> you are telling us those who shopped are enrolled. >> i told you, sir, who has enrolled. >> that's why we

hhs secretary kathleen sebelius will of before congress about an hour from know you.h edson is at capitol hill waiting to hear it. i've got the number. 364, 682 people enrolled. doesn't sound like a big number to me, but i'll bet miss sebelius will say it's a huge improvement. what do you say? >> especially given the website problems, that's going to be the administration's spin. they say had the website not functioned or functioned properly the numbers would be higher and they say they're confident there will be a flurry of signup activity as we move forward and the response from hhs, kathleen sebelius says she'll ask her administrate general to figure out. and cmf, who signed the website. appoint a risk officer to focus on mitigating risks, stuart. stuart: and taking a rather defensive position, preempting the attacks that are probably going to come at 10:00 this morning. we'll be back to you later. the weather remains a big financial story. the bitter cold that blankets the central part of the country. below freezing across the midwest and even in texas and arizona

her good friend, ian mclachlan, i remember kathleen on the phone with her.were not getting much sleep back then. i remember her yelling at her friend, saying, i will not have my son die in vain. justice has to be done. i knew then that even though my brother was dead that our lives were going to change. when ann was asked to leave the commission to investigate what happened and how it could have been prevented, she knew she had no choice, or kathleen would have killed her as well. [laughter] kathleen helped work with frank and others on the commission as a pseudo-staff member. she quickly became a force. she made many trips back to new york to join protests at the u.n. people in these situations often use their gifts for different things. kathleen had many gifts, and one of which was imposed on her by the nuns at marymount, the gift of the pen. op-eds in "the daily record," and dozens of others. she made hundreds of tv and radio appearances, including a memorable one where she accomplished the impossible. she shamed alan dershowitz on "the today show," not a

commission to investigate public corruption the commission headed by a new york politician named kathleen rice what turns out is a big old hypocrite the commission just released their first self-righteous report where they expressed outrage at all the corruption going on its spewers other politicians naming them outright and accusing them of them basil and misusing funds you name it the reports ben declares that while all of this conduct by public officials is wrong it's also be legal so the document goes on to detail how to fix these deplorable yet middle actions which include pay to play arrangements for misuse of campaign funds conflicts of interest and this one is the kicker loophole it's the kicker because kathleen bright is so old guilty of using those legal loopholes herself. you see in new york corporations can only donate up to five thousand dollars to political candidates every year but there's a very legal loophole which allows them to give more money to candidates by creating l o p which can donate up to one hundred and fifty thousand dollars per year corporations can create a

or kathleen sebelius not doing her job? >> if he met with her dozens of times why did he say it's going to work like amazon? he didn't know. so if he was meeting with her, she wasn't telling him the truth. but other thing is that this is what the report that has been put out by the government accountability institute shows that there are 277 meetings recorded by department of energy, secretary of interior, secretary of health -- of education. that says the attorney general. but she's not on there. why? why are her meetings not on the public record? if there are his steerus meetings why don't they tell us? look in the outer oval log and report it so we can know? if it's a good story, then, story over. yes. mark, thank you. >> thank you. >> we're seeing reports about another possible consequence of the health care overhaul. media o o outlets continue to cover you losing your plan, we're hearing you may be losing your prescription drug coverage. dr. scott gottleib, good to see you again. why is this a concern? seeing a sharp u

on the day of the verdict, kathleen was scheduled for breast cancer surgery.er watching closed-circuit television, she hopped in a cab to get to her appointment. the verdict was too important, and her surgery would have to wait. i remember the doctor saying, why can't you get here on time? she made her son and daughter- in-law to bear witness. we were given very specific instructions on what our messaging points were, which appeared in an op-ed in "the wall street journal." she has used her gifts and her passion to honor her justice, protect others from the act of terrorism, and to honor her country. with all this, she still managed to be a great mom. thanks. [applause] >> this is mary lou's niece, and she will perform a beyoncÉ song probably as good or better than beyoncÉ. [laughter] ♪ ♪ >> ♪ what i left behind i won't regret they won't forget ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i loved ♪ it was more than i wanted and more than i thought it would be ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i want to say i'll live each day until i die i know that i was something in somebody's eyes the hearts i have touched will be the p

we will get to kathleen in just a moment. the house is given sleeping bipartisan approval to a budget bill pat -- backed by both president obama, his democratic allies, and a large majority of republicans. the measure was sent to the senate where republicans are more skeptical. let's go to kathleen hunter in washington. what does this vote mean? >> this big bipartisan vote favors this to budget agreement that was worked out between a republican budget committee chairman in the house, paul ryan , and a democrat in the senate. it is a dramatic departure from what we saw during the government shutdown. i think it shows that there is a different feeling in washington, particularly among house republicans. not want to be seen as intransigent when it comes to spending issues, they want to be seen as willing to compromise even if it is a all scale agreement. -- withall of the greek all of the gridlock in washington, should we be surprised that this path? >> it is surprising in some ways. in spite of the gridlock that led to the shut

american people. >> kathleen sebelius isç not providing america the truth. sent to her, i warn her that her people are actually obstructing justice. they're telling individual companies who have serious reportsç on security flaws, in other words, vulnerability to hackers, to the to provide us the information. and what's amazing about it, brian, is they're saying 73 days later, don't provide information because it's aç road map to hackers. bill: that interview from earlier today. 38% of you would rather pay a fine than enroll in obamacare. of we asked you to tweet us what you think. james tweets: iç would rather y the fine. cheaper in the long run. martha: another, i will not sign up and not pay the fine. a tax is a tax, fine is a fine. that i will take to court for a constitutional violation, because as youç remember, the supreme court said it is a tax. bill: jim tweets: i just want to wake from this bad dream. martha: my insurance has tripled, i will pay the fine.ç bill: my cancellation notice for whole family plan has a $12,000 deductible, can't do it

now you read the op-ed from kathleen sebelius. improvement dramatic. really? >> i didn't talk about the website. i did have to talk about obama with my father who's not the biggest fan. i'm so politicked out right now i can't begin to tell you. i'm happy to talk about it here today. >> what do you think about the op-ed. it was in "usa today." it goes on and on. again we see this termage, vast majority of users it will work smoothly now. let's show it on the screen. that is mumble jumble if i've ever seen it. words that don't make sense. nada. julie? >> i went on the website today. i didn't get those words. but i was told to hang on because they weren't ready for me yet. but i could just hang on. i wasn't overly heartened by that. obviously it wasn't the message most of us that support obama care or any of us that support obama care want to see. >> david, what must have happened is what kathleen sebelius points out in her own op-ed four times. when there's high demand, there's a new online queueing system that allows users to opt to receive an e-mail when it's

congress demanded answers from health secretary kathleen sebelius. >> i apologise. i'm accountable to you to fix the problems. >> adding to the embarrassment as kathleen sebelius testified the website crashed again. the president issued apologise and made promises. >> we did fumble the ball on it. what i will do is make sure we get it fixed. by the end of this month we anticipate it will work the way it's supposed to. >> november 30th is the date set to have healthcare.gov funking. having hired contractors administrative officials say the website can handle 50,000 users at one time. the 6% rear rate was down to 1% on october 29th. now down to the wire the whitehouse pr campaign rolls on. >> we love you no matter what. >> that's it, health insurance. >> tweeting this, encouraging their son to sign up for coverage. in october, over 100,000 people managed to pick up health plans through the federal state-run insurance exchanges. that's a fifth the number the obama administration rejected. >> consumers who want benefits in time for the new year have until november the 2