mr. harding's reputation. one viewer on facebook asks whether or not he was the most corrupt president in history. there are others who suggest he does not get his due for some of the things that happened during his administration. where would you put him? >> i do not think he is corrupt at all. a definite canard. that is just not true. there are the bad appointments you alluded to. there are scandals under truman with mink coats and deep freezes. there is sherman adams under dwight eisenhower. there are scandals under lyndon johnson, scandals of a much more recent vintage. they are not necessarily connected to the man in charge. they do not prove their corruption and it is unfair to tar them like that in some cases. certainly, harding, i would criticize him for being maybe -- not being maybe as vigilant with forbes. he should not have allowed him. to lead a country. he goes to jail after harding is dead. >> why, in the summer of 1923, did the president and first lady plan a trip? >> there have been suggestion

mrs. harding , and mrs. truman were the first lady's to burn the letters. >> she did not burn the letters harry. it was a partnership, but she was a silent partner. >> how did the dynamic inform his presidency? >> greatly. he asked her before he did anything. there was controversy about whether or not he consulted her about the atomic bomb. some say he did not consult bess about that. their dynamic was very important. withst didn't function quite as much vigor. >> he was away. and she was away. it was such a scary thing. it was a terrible thought. >> she spent a lot of time there. she was gone a lot of the time. washington had the season. she was always there for the december to spring season. there were four or five official white house dinners. she presided over those with all good reviews. >> we had a question earlier about how harry truman might have felt about his wife possum fe's conversion. i wanted to read a little bit of this to the audience. writes," harry was becoming frustrated. he stated that ab

mr. rodgers, very hard to follow him. he was fumbling around.my attorney, he really didn't do a lot of the things that the he said he was going to do. he was -- not personable. he was very dry. you know? one literally fell asleep while he was talking. you see how the jury is looking. they're not responsive. >> right before the jury rendered its rer dikt were you confidence they would come back with a not guilty verdict. >> i was not. i think to a large degree, you know the jury -- they really just wanted to be out of there. they wanted to be done with it. i think they were more concerned with, the cardinals playoff games. >> reporter: then the kicker. in the years after that 2005 conviction, both of the crucial prosecution witnesses recanted their testimony. first eriksson admit to ryan's attorney he had not been truthful. >> things happened much differently than i had previously stated. i regret now that i put an innocent man through that. he didn't deserve it. >> reporter: ryan got a new hearing last year. eriksson, then admitted under oath th

mr. baldwin worked hard for that money and fame. i'd like to know your accomplishments. good question. we'll answer in the after the show show. >>> democrats on the defensive this morning. the leader of the house democrats, minority leader nancy pelosi, is speaking out today amid all the backlash against obama care. she says that despite all of the enrollment problems, the health care law is working. and ms. pelosi insists president obama was not telling an untruth when he said that if you like your health care plan, you can keep it. good morning, everyone. welcome to america's news headquarters in the fox news headquarters. >> it's so great to be with you. eric, great to see you this morning. boy, not only the president but also a lot of members of congress have said you can keep what you like. and all of this is coming as there's growing tension within the democratic party. we are seeing it. 39 democratic lawmakers breaking with the ranks, with their administration on friday. voting with house republicans. on a bill that would allow americans to actually keep their current insurance

mr. haney who is hard of hearing and blind. >> they see folks come and go, and they may offer some resistence>> reporter: but mr. haney said the pope has the holy spirit on his side, and he said that will win out. now, the election of the next president for the u.s. council of catholic bishops takes place tomorrow morning. there are ten candidates, and it will set the tone going forward for the next few years for catholics here in the united states. >> thank you very much. >>> in the second world war ii hundred thousand soldiers fought to liberate france from the nazis. the surviving veterans say while fighting the war was hard, they say what happened after the war was a lot harder. we have more from senegal. >> proud to have liberated france from nazi germany. still shocked by what the french army did to them in return. it's been 70 years since french commanding officers turned their guns on their own soldiers. those shooting were white, those killed were black. the french admit that 35 died but war veterans say 300 black african soldiers are were killed that day. they were all former prison

life shouldn't be this hard." mr. president, citizens from across new hampshire and this country are crying out for relief. i hope the president will listen to them and call a time-out on this law so that we can come together and rather than what was done in this chamber -- passing a partisan law -- come together for bipartisan health care solutions. thank you, mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: it's hard to narrow down the best story to tell. they are all bad stories, all terrible stories. but kansans too are struggling under the consequences of the passage of the affordable care act, and it bothers me so many times, it's suggested that this is just a problem with implementation. but the problems that americans and kansans are facing today really is the crux, the underlying basis for the provisions of the affordable care act. this is not a problem just with implementation. it is not just a computer problem. it's the theory on which the affordable care act was based. an example i

mrs. muda and the hard work of the task force and ask if our transportation staff could help analyze from an equity perspective the recommendations of the mayor's task force especially given our san francisco transportation plan and a lot of work going into making sure neighborhoods are connected up with a rapid network and other efforts as many in the public talked about that transit dollars should go to neighborhood services and major improvements but i'm appreciative that our staff from the ta have been looking at these issues and hopefully there's good combination with the task force. >> thank you commissioner mar. if it's possible could we have a report back next month with a full ta from the ta staff? >> yes, of course. we'll be glad to bring back some progress. >> commissioner breed. >> quickly. because i'm not familiar with the participates of the task force was made available to the public. there were folks who spoke from the china town develops, so this is definitely important that we make sure that the public understands and knows who is on this particular task force so that th

we need to get this stuff earlier, but it's hard, mr. paul said. we probably take on more than we should be doing. if you can not handle the work load for a once a week column for a penny saver paper, that's a hard admission from which to kick off your case to the american people that you deserve a promotion to president. why should we think you can handle that? it should also be noted that the washington times tonight ended their relationship with senator paul. he will not be writing for that newspaper anymore. so yes, the day goes to governor chris christie, and he is not only reelected, he is apparently as of tonight down one major rival for the 2016 job that he wants way more than the job he just got tonight. [ female announcer ] 1 hour to go, 1 hour to whiten. when you don't have the time, there's new crest 3d white 1 hour express whitestrips. removes years of stains in just 1 hour. whitening without the wait. now get the best 3d white deal of the year at selected retailers. >>> election night tonight has been mostly dominated by the two marqui

we need to get this stuff earlier, but it's hard, mr. paul said. probably take on more than we should be doing. if you can not handle the work load for a once a week column for a penny saver paper, that's a hard admission from which to kick off your case to the american people that you deserve a promotion to president. why should we think you can handle that? it should also be noted that the washington times tonight ended their relationship with senator paul. he will not be writing for that newspaper anymore. so yes, the day goes to governor chris christie, and he is not only reelected, he is apparently as of tonight down one major rival for the 2016 job that he wants way more than the job he just got tonight. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh what a relief it is! plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. peace of mind is important when so we provide it services you buc

mr. tech and a us worked really, really hard to get our technical companies to recognize the challenge in our schools. guess what we did we got $3 million informing into our school initiatives and all kids are working on ipads they're going to get the high paying jobs because we're starting them at the age they need to have the skill set. we're seeing the results already. i know amongst the honor resolution we're going to note today we have one no particular he participate in our summers job he made an example of himself we traveled to washington, d.c. to invest president obama and abraham received the champions of chances award. congratulations abraham and we're proud of him. but someone who gets to go to the washington, d.c. they get special recognition here as well. as you know, we announced the initiative i heard from principles k there 8 they want their share too. we're going to have the wealth there because we need kids to be successful. and today, i met with bryce hayes the chance cellar of the city colleges in the state of california and we talked about our own citycologist colleg

mr. saint croix for the hard work reflected in the report and not just in putting it together but the actual work that was accomplished in the last fiscal year, thank you. >> any public comment the executive director's report. >> commissioners, ray hartz, director of san francisco open government and i am only to comment on section 7 and 10 of this report. the first section, number 7, discusses the filing of form 700. and some focus needs to be placed on the fact that the filing of such reports are done under the penalty of perjury, the city librarian failed to figure that out. and he also didn't seem to understand that finding such a statement is perjury, even when it is not done in front of the public official under oath. and i have to believe that someone as intelligent does not understand those matters and there must be many more city employees who do not understand, and potentially a lot of other were filing and complaints with the ftpc against the members. >> and it is the same as mr. herrera in similar amounts. >> in section ten is says that due to the records involved. and it has bee

mr. obama campaigned hard for obama care. he railed angrily calling critics extreme and dismissed serious concerns from health experts on both sides of the aisle. now he's a lame duck on defense for failing to ensure that the most controversial government program in decades can work. in the fox poll, 46% say throw obama care out and start over. 42% say keep it and try to fix it. and 10% say leave it alone. the eventually outcome may well shape how mr. obama's presidency is judged by history. >> evening things that aren't their fault, when things go bad when they're in office, they're judged by that. but if it's a program they starred, it's their deal, it's hard for them to escape culpability. >> a president who came in touting hope and change now faces questions about culpability and confidence for the one thing he had been most proud of. >> carl, thank you. what do you think? do you think this is the hardest time president obama has faced in his two terms? let me know on twitter. you can follow me @bretbaier. >>> it looks li

mr. saint croix for the hard work reflected in the report and not just in putting it together but the actual work that was accomplished in the last fiscal year, thank you. >> any public comment the executive director's report. >> commissioners, ray hartz, director of san francisco open government and i am only to comment

mr. chairman, i -- let me be clear that we have staff wo work just as hard as yours. it's not about self-serving. it's just about getting the truth. i would not insult your staff. >> i wasn't insulting your staff. >> i take it as an insult. it's got about zefl serving. maybe you can get him to show us the document. >> it shows us something that you did not disclose just now that will be brought out to show that your statements are inaccurate. now, mr. parks -- >> will the gentleman yield? >> of course. another member will bring it up. >> no, no, no. no. again, we will show you the document. there's some things that you have blacked out that you have not disclosed. and we'll show you those in a few minutes. mr. park, although we have not met before today, i understand that you have an understanding, an outstanding reputation in the it community. i did not know this previously, but the co-founder of your former company is jonathan bush. of athena health. who is the cousin of former president journal bush, is that right? >> yes, sir. >> i have a quote here that mr. bush,

mr. president, it is hard to know the best way to tell and they are all bad and terrible stories. many are struggling under the passage of the affordable care act. the problems that americans are facing today is really the crux and the underlying basis for the provisions of the affordable care act. this is not just a computer problem. it is which be a formal care act was used. he writes to tell me that we were notified that are premiums on our own small business plans were to increase 24% in the coverage mandated starting in 2014. we have struggled to find affordable health care for years. and this includes a well-known carrier and we each had a 5000-dollar deductible and no coverage for maternity that we didn't need and contraceptives we didn't need, but it covered the things that we wanted and we did need. but this will put this in the unutterable range again. and i have not been able to get on health care.god. as a business owner with employees and responsibilities the time i have to spend messing around with a slow or nonresponsive website is limited and expensive and mr. pres

mrs. davis for all of her hard work in doing everything she can do to make this project a success. one other thing, i like the part where you have homeless would be a part of this particular project. i'm sorry i won't be able to be a part of the project because of the agency giving me a nice salary, retirement salary, but i will be able to go participate with the other seniors being that i'm 67 now. thank you. >> thank you. any further speaker cards? thank you very much. we've heard a lot about this project over the years and i'm happy and proud we're at this point today. i like oscar's question about the naming rights. i think that's a later point. are there any questions on the ground lease of the project? commissioner,ellington. >> i heard there was a date for the hud funding. can you talk about that and where we are now? >> thank you. actually it was a december '13 correction start. that said, we discussed it with the developer and it's impossible to make that date so the develop will be submitting a request to extend the construction start date into the -- i think it's march 3