how could you get any more left field and kathleen sebelius? it is observed at least give joe biden crafted to and bill daily. they warned him. catholics will not put up with us. but unfortunately they were a veto. kathleen sebelius who left the catholic church they are clueless purview give advice to the president? and made the true in the past with passive bishops others tainted by the scandal. but that occurred between the '60s and that 80 is. that we have the new crop of bishops today. like cardinal boland and the archbishop out of philadelphia and the card know who my love, they don't understand this is not about contraception about the first amendment. if it is about contraception and you could get them at planned parenthood i think mayor bloomberg gave away 90 million condoms. i don't know the logic on that but that is how i answer that one. >> how do approach the parochialism on secular people not to think about how use for the catholics to criticize and critique? >> i have never seen a more insular community. college professors, who di

aides recenn women's health own hall at the white house, hhalth and human services secretary kathleen sebeliusainted a dark picture if the court strikes the law entirely. "itthas some pretty cataclysmic impact along the way because really we've had tto years of implementation." adminnstration was prepared with contingencies for whatever the court ruled. but when pressed on whether they were gaming out different scenariis, wwite hhuse spokesman jay carney seemed to permutations. i'm not o many - sure that, how useful it is too spend at least our timm doing that."president obama will learn of the ruling about te same time the public does. rooo set up in anticiiation of the courts decision. but on capitol hiil, key democrats and republicans are gearing up to respond with pre-written messages to three different scenarios. senaaor johh kerry hhs already announced a nnwss conference. house speeker john boehner has et up a apid response team thaa will flood tv, adio anddsocial media. for a battle in congress."if the entire law the house will move to repeal what's left of it.""but tte obama administra

i'd like to note the leadership, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius, on this issue, and thank her for coming to address this conference earlier. all of us recognize that there is still far too much that we don't know about the causes of suicide, the effectiveness of particular suicide prevention programs, and the linkage between psychological health and traumatic brain injury. trying to find out more about these very difficult, complex issues is not easy, but we've got to do everything we can to continue the research effort into learning more about this difficult issue. many of you are working tirelessly to address these gaps. as part of this effort, the department of defense and department of veterans affairs are working together to build a data repository that will help us better analyze suicides and suicide attempts, and do what we can to spot trends and to get ahead of that. likewise, we are improving program evaluation so that we can better focus our resources on those programs that are proven to be effective. the department is also working to fundamentally tra

kathleen sebelius, they weren't crazy about her being the one to promote health care reform.spent less time talking about energy, and more time answering questions about solyndra. vilsack answered more questions about the firing of shirley sherrod. homeland skater, janet napolitano put her foot in her mouth, so it looked like, when she made the pronouncement just two days after an al qaeda terrorist nearly brought down a detroit-bound plane when she said this. >> what we're focused on is making sure that to the air environment remains safe, that people are confident when they travel, and one thing i'd like to point out is that the system worked. everybody played an important role here. >> attorney general holder spent well over a year caught up in the debate where to try khalid sheikh mohammed, and even after that issue was put to bed, holder found himself in another controversy, over the fast and few furious gun tracking operation that has gone through a couple of administrations. it came up yesterday on capitol hill. >> have you and your attorneys produced internally the ma

it was approximately a month ago that secretary kathleen sebelius said the u.s. department of health and human services announced the creation of this new federal agency, and that is the administration for community living. and in her words, she said "for too long, too many americans have faced the a possible choice between moving to an institution or living at home without the long-term services and support they need." so this new administration for community living will be to helping people with disabilities, as well as seniors, to live a productive, satisfying lives. now, as you may be aware, the aging and disability population has been recognized actually at the local and state levels for quite some time now. so the mechanisms for providing support that facility community living have been really brought together into local and state agencies such as the san francisco departments the of aging and adult services that serves those populations since the year 2000. yet, at the federal level, policy developments from a community outreach, and program implementation

kathleen sebelius, secretary at hhs, has been going around the country expanding what we call heat strike force teams to increase the federal presence in our investigative capacity in those cities where we have identified these problems. and what we have seen is that we have received in the settlements, in the prosecutions that we have brought, record amounts of money brought back into the federal government. as i indicated in my opening statement, for every dollar that we spend in enforcement, we bring back $7 to the federal government. and it's something that i think should be funded at as high a level as we possibly can. our enforcement. >> one closing question. could you provide information to the committee on what specific enforcement is taking place in this area in california, specifically southern california, and more specifically in and around the area of los angeles and areas like glendale, california. >> okay. >> yeah, we could do that. i can certainly make clear to you what we're doing generally with all the cities we have targeted. i can also share with you what we're doing in

last fiscal year in cooperation with the department of health and human services and my partner kathleen sebelius and other statutes, we have recovered $14.1 billion in cases involving fraud on health care programs, the highest amount ever recorded in a single year and for every dollar that we have spent combatting health care fraud, we returned on average $7 to the u.s. treasury, medicare trust fund and others. the department has also taken crucial steps forward in protecting the most vulnerable members of our society and ensuring civil rights of all of our citizens. over the past three years, our civil rights division has filed more civil rights cases than ever before including record numbers of human trafficking cases to ensure that our workplaces and military bases and housing and lending markets and our schools and places of worship and immigrant communities and in our voting booths rights of all americans are protected. in addition, we're working to strengthen the rule of law across both the country and around the world and beyond our borders establishing global lines is necessary to combat

suicide, head of the mental health services administration and health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius spoke about suicide prevention efforts. >> veterans administration and all the parts of the military working on issues that we care a lot about at samsa. we are very interested in the issue of suicide nationwide and in preventing that issue. and i want to take just a minute to sort of set a larger context. i suspect after three days or two days at a conference like this, you may have heard much of this, but let me just tell you a little bit about ho

what did kathleen sebelius approve?greta: you say it's p.r., to me, there is a big difference between saying, this is a great health care, you know, we have a new health care statute. that seems wasteful. i i think everyone knows, or if it's to educate people about something that's important in this statute. i know a little education might not hurt because -- >> there are a couple of times, they have tried this before, with the andy mayberry did the commercials about the health care law, paid for with taxpayer dollars, to say why this was good with medicare. didn't work with seniors because they realized that the health care law took $500 billion away from them, stont strengthen medicare, to you about start a new government program for someone else. and then they did the 4 million postcards that the administration sift tout small businesses to say, hey, you may qualify for a tax rebate under the health care law. only a very small number of those businesses got the rebates. >> greta: it is going to a p.r. firm, was it a

fans were treated to a strong performance by the secretary of health and human services kathleen sebeliusers. they were joined by several women's basketball players from local universities and local school children. when title 9 was signed into law by president nixon and credited for putting women on a more equal playing field in the classroom and athletics. >> seems like the women's players are laying back a little bit. you're pretty good out there. >> i was back in the day, maybe. number 21. >> you got the jersey here. 5:25. time to check the forecast with christina loren. good morning to do a little movement of some sort. >> and marla's legs would inspire you to do so. best legs. i pretty much ever have seen. and i'm not being modest. she's got a great figure. if you want to get outdoors inland the heat probably kept you inside over the course of the beginning of the week. look at where our temperatures are going to stay as we head through the weekend and the beginning of next week. we're talking about room temperature weather. 72 degrees on saturday. 73 on sunday and 73 on monday so a

. >> andrea: hhs secretary kathleen sebelius said if you raise premiums above 10 we'll come in and audit you. >> bob: good. >> andrea: political pressure. >> dana? it hasn't gone nefect how can you say 40 million people won't have insurance tomorrow if the court rules it -- you can't have it both ways. >> bob: some people have taken advantage of the certain parts of the bill. i'm one of them. i have insurance because of this. there are a number of people who are young people staying on their parent's insurance policy because of this. >> greg: i don't understand. how do you have insurance because of this? >> bob: i didn't get insurance before because i had preexisting condition. i had open heart surgery. i couldn't get insurance from anyone. maryland was the first to form exchanged from obamacare and i got it through state of maryland. >> eric: why not make it transport across state lines, portable across state lines? if i wanted it in new york and couldn't get it in new york, i could get it in maryland i'd go to maryland. guess what would happen? pretty soon, every insurer in new york wo

martha: you're arguing it would be cataclysmic as kathleen sebelius says?ould be a horrible situation to if indeed it gets overturned. but i think the question politically, when you look at this, brad, is whether or not as i said before, the republicans need to have more of a response and they have been criticized and perhaps justifiably so for not having a clear-cut alternative, and perhaps legislation, you know, sort of in the hopper and ready to go that answers some of the questions that would be changed by that outcome. >> well, we know that this president created a constitutional crisis on health care. there wasn't the kind of crisis on health care as there was on the economy when this president took office. and he ruled out of ideology instead of reality. now having said that we can't anticipate what the court is going to do. we have to react to what the court does. we have to do it quickly and we have to make sure again it is coordinated between the house and senate and presidential stand bearer for us mitt romney. unless there is coordinated respons

secretary of education arne duncan, secretary of health and human services kathleen sebelius and otherembers took to the hardwood for a game of half court basketball. but the impact goes far beyond sports. nancy sports foundation, she won three golds and a silver in the 1984 olympics. >> thank you for having me. >> most people think about sports when they think of title 9 but it's also about equality in the classroom as well, isn't it? >> yes. throughout entire programs it includes admissions to pregnant and parenting, to sexual harassment, to athleticathletic after-school programming. it's the whole ball of education. >> there's a whole program called s.t.e.m., about science and technology, and traditionally women have sort of gotten behind men, fallen behind. tell us a little about this program and why it's so important. >> sure. well, s.t.e.m., which is science, technology, engineering, and medicine, are all part of sort of where the skunt going to go next and what's really important for the future of our economy. what we know about athletics is that athletics actually makes student

among the standout was health and human services secretary, kathleen sebelius showing she's got gamen defense. the real administration mvp was u.n. ambassador susan rice. she may be vertically challenged, but check out these ups. according to my sources, rice has leaped to front-runner status, bypassing john kerry as the most likely contender to replace hillary clinton as secretary of state, if there is to be a second term. >>> see if you can match that, lebron. we'll be right back. telephone rings ♪ hello... ♪ what the... what the... what the... ♪ are you seein' this? ♪ ♪ uh-huh... uh-huh... uh-huh... ♪ ♪ it kinda makes me miss the days when we ♪ ♪ used to rock the microphone ♪ back when our credit score couldn't get us a micro-loan ♪ ♪ so light it up! ♪ even better than we did before ♪ ♪ yeah prep yourself america we're back for more ♪ ♪ our look is slacker chic and our sound is hardcore ♪ ♪ and we're here to drop a rhyme about free-credit-score ♪ ♪ i'm singing free-credit-score-dot-com ♪ ♪ dot-com narrator: offer applies with enrollment in freecreditscore.com. four walls and a roo

it is hardho how youw can get y further out there in left field than kathleen sebelius. you have to give joe biden credit and catholics aren't going to put up with us. this is a first amendment issue. telling nonprofit catholics want to do. unfortunately, they were vetoed, weren't they. there are a lot of people like kathleen sibelius who have left the church in a practical way wd and they are clueless.and mahe u he may have been true than in the past you might have found a lot of bureaucratic bishops.e a lot of them are very passive, you would've found others tainted by the scandal. that scandal occurred between the 60s and the 80s. let's look at the timeline. my point is that we have a newnl crop of bishops today, and when you have men like [inaudible vame], archbishop, [inaudible o name], and cardinal [inaudible name], these men are brilliant, they are tough, and there is a lot of them out there. they don't understand this is not about contraception. this is about the first amendment to the constitution. if it was about contraception, every poor woman can get it for f

tomorrow, secretary of state hillary clinton and health and human services secretary kathleen sebeliusto launch an international effort to find solutions central to this mission. thank you so much for being here, raj. let's talk about the importance of making sure children live past their fifth birthday because once they pass that point, then you have a real fight against the infant mortality rate. >> we basically know if kids around the world reach 5, they are likely to become adults and likely to survive and thrive, to learn well, to grow up in a community where they have a lot of opportunity. but even then, as you point out, nearly seven million kids, more than seven million kids every year perish before the age of 5 and what's extraordinary is given the new state of technology and knowledge, know-how and experience, even in some of the toughest parts of the world, most of those lives are now preventible. we can effectively prevent child death around the world. >> you brought some examples, some props here. show me what steps we can take. very easy, not expensive steps. >> sure. i w

yesterday the 5-4 ruling in &pthe case....nationall fedeeation of independent &pbusiness -v- kathleen sebeliusealth and human services... or as most of us know it.....obamm care....and the president feels vindicated. but not everyone agrees.... dave schwartz from americans for prosperity joins us now on why he thinks the court got it wrong and congress needs to step in.....-m-dave.. >>>>youu organiiation caals flawed" citing the plan will - result in higher ccsts...fewer choices ...so cost up -quality care down... >>>>how does this decisiin impact the romney campaign? had it failed...romney saidd "the president wasted 3 and hhlf years in office" put insteaddthe conservative majority supp crt rule with obama?????>>>>so whattis the solution????? as many as 40 milion americans o not have health insurance.... 3 still ahead... the jackson are coming to baltimore. balliiore. singing singing pe've got your chance to wwi tickets o see hem... live in concert.listen in for your cue to call... sometime in thee next 40 minutes.you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morring. he grew his cong

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fiscal year in cooperation with the department of health and human services and my partner kathleen sbe sebelius and through statutes roved nearly $4.1 billion in cases involving fraud on federal health care programs. that is the highest amount ever recorded in a single year. and for every dollar we have spent, combating health care fraud, we have returned on average $7 to the u.s. treasury, the medicare trust fund and others. the department is also taking crucial steps forward in protecting the most vulnerable members of our society and ensuring the civil rights of all of our citizens. over the past three years filed more civil rights case, criminal than ever before including record numbers of human trafficking case ensuring in our work places and military bases, in our housing and lending markets, in our schools and places of worship in our immigrant communities and in our vote booths the rights of all americans are protected. in addition, working for the rule of law across the country and around the world beyond our borders establishing global alliances to combat transnational organized crime

bill: the statute reads kathleen sebelius.ecretary of health and human services, shall, quote, establish and operate the exchanges for the states. >> isn't that frightening? federal government over reach at its best, it really is. bill: there is a line in here from "the new york times" article that the expansion of medicaid under the affordable care act could increase the state's tab to $1.1 billion by the year 2017. how do you deal with that? >> we are very pleased that the medicaid coercion, we won in that respect, the medicaid coercion, that they cannot force us to continue on with this. or take away all of our medicaid funding. so that was very important. that was a win for us. that was a very important win for us. bill: what is even more confusing is you don't know what the states are going to do if you're not compelled to act. >> bill, the whole opinion is confusing, and it's left us so many unanswered questions. i can tell you in florida we want affordable healthcare, accessible healthcare and we want to do what is best

we want to give you health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius' comments defending this program. you can listen to those now. >> mr. chairman we have no intention of canceling the project and i think the good news is that medicare advantage programs are stronger than ever and actually cheaper than ever. we have more seniors enrolling in medicare advantage this year than ever before. we have more programs in the marketplace than ever before. medicare advantage programs when the affordable care act was planned paid at 114% of fee-for-service medicare so the affordable care act over time produces that overpayment. we are now down to 107%, so it has come down in the medicare health program that not only benefits the seniors choose those options because they pay lower co-pays, but they have more options and for the first time ever, since medicare advantage pro- grams were created, we have instituted a demonstration to inform seniors about quality. husk of james cosgrove of the government accountable the offices health care team director, i take it you disagree with her statement that

kathleen sebelius and ses elia moonesses are amongst the participants.trange but we know from a pew research study more than half or adults over the age of 65 are online at this points. 34% say they use facebook and twitter on a regular basis. 18% say they use them every day. the washington post today reporting that united healthcare is planning to keep some parts of the affordable care act in place regardless of what the supreme court rules sometime this month. united officials plan to announce today that they still won't charge co pays for preventative services. they will let young adults stay on their parents' plan until age 26 and keep the appeals process in place. and will honor restrictions and pulling coverage when someone gets sick unless there is a fraud. these are low-risk. this doesn't say anything about whether or not they will cover people with pre-existing conditions or do anything about the issue of skyrocketing insurance premiums. we are back after the break. stay with us. we will see you there. ♪ current tv, it's been all building up to

caller: kathleen sebelius has given money to the states so she should have been able to get access to health care coverage. i would like to address repealing this entire thing because it was never designed to lower cost or to provide coverage in a way that was meant to be effective or to save lives. if they wanted to improve health care coverage or the drive -- or to drive down costs, they would have addressed it in a way like treating it in a way that we treat car insurance and other insurance products. this is not a solution. i read it about 39 times. i am sick and tired of hearing people comment on it when i have not taken the time to read it. there are things in the constitution like the auto enrollment feature that kicks in in 2014 which is in essence forced welfare. it forces them that earned $80,000 or less, families of four that might have employer- sponsored insurance to go onto medicaid and that is going to be an unfair burden on the state s, i know has been addressed in front of the supreme court. the toll that will take on people's psyches -- i am sick and tired of moving