the public policy institute shows 43 percent of likely voters disapprove of the governor's top job performance42 percent approved. is that in public opinion registered days after last week's announcement that california's budget deficit had grown to nearly $16 billion. >> a comment a supervisor made about a week the board has people riled up. >> trying to figure out what harvey milk would have wanted, so we decided to do something unique in the office and we got out the week keyboard. >> analyst made those comments tuesday when the board was discussing how harvey milk would feel about having a vessel named after him, a naval vessel. he told us that it was called just a joke. >> just poking fun at the the board of supervisors. and people trying to say what part you would have wanted. i thought it would be fun to have a seance. >> he says the closest he has come to the occult is reading all seven harry potter box. just a joke. get ready foreclosures. what you need to know before hitting the road for the long holiday weekend. >> and listen up parents, if you use colorful laundry detergents, you m

the public policy institute released a report saying fewer graduates are enrolling in four year state universities past five years have seen declines in enrollment though the demand for higher education is up. and adds a number of recent graduates leaving the state increased. >> ups ask downs of the stock market are costing biggest banks kbrinls of dollars. jp morgan chase announced it's taken $2 billion in trading losses and the portfolio designed to protect the company. jp morgan shares plunges almost 7% in after-hours trading. >> and there is a phone shallly new twist in the crack down on texting while driving. >> a lot of people paying attention to this. a case in new jersey could expand who is liable for that. >> new jersey couple injured when the car was hit by a driver is suing the driver and the personal receiving the text. david and linda lost their left leg in the accident, they were side swipe bid a 19-year-old texting. the attorney says the woman he was texting is also responsible. others they disagree. >> that texter has no idea where the other person is, driving, home. >

kathleen was heckled as she addressed the school's public policy institute. >>> i'm kristin fisher at georgetown university where outside, about 20 catholics protested her speech. they say she persecutes the church, yet georgetown welcomes her. >> the cause of the scandal is that the catholic university inviting a proabortion politician. >> some information on life and why we're here? >> i don't like that. >> well we like life. >> at issue, is the support of obama care. specifically the law that requires employers to provide contraception coverage even if it's against their religious beliefs. >> it really is attacking our religious freedom and our catholic faith. >> university officials say she wasn't selected to talk policy. she is talking about her life in public service and most graduates seem to agree. >> everyone is here for their own reasons, studying different things. i think it's entirely appropriate for her to be here. >> don't let your critics or your opponents define who you are or what you do or why you do it. >> at georgetown, kristin fisher, 9news now. >> a threat of vet

. >>> today health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius will address the public policy institute. everything is expected to move forward as planned despite objections from the catholic archdiocese. it says that she is an inappropriate choice for the jesuit school. sebelius played a role in the birth control rule that mandates all employers provide employees with contraception coverage. >>> students in frederick county, maryland, have the day off today. schools are closed ahead of this weekend's g-8 summit. it begins this evening at nearby camp david. greece's financial crisis will likely dominate the meeting. >>> and the summit will close -- will be closed to the public. protesters are organizing rallies and demonstrations in frederick. occupy frederick has several protests planned. the protesters are also planning a so-called people's summit there. another group calling itself the one campaign plans to paint the roads leading to camp david with tweets from its supporters. >>> police in western maryland say they are prepared for the protests. they say they're also prepared to fig

georgetown says the school invites a wide variety of speakers and students in the schools public policy institute chose sebelius. >>> a man who stabbed 14 people killing five of them knew what he was doing according to mental health experts. laura evans is everywhere at 11:00. >> elias abuelazam had a lack of empathy for his alleged victims. jurors have heard all the evidence of abuelazam charged with a 49-year-old in the summer of 2010. he tried to flee israel because he didn't want to be caughtful closing arguments are expected tuesday -- caught. closing arguments are expected tuesdays. >>> more red light and speed cameras are coming to the district and watch for cameras that can catch you not stopping at the crosswalks. d.c. police are trying to get eight of those cameras. drivers caught failing to yield to pedestrians in a crosswalk will be fined 250 bucks. >>> facebook's public debut generating a lot of buzz but not much pop. facebook generated 11% before falling back down. at the closing bell today facebook stock was up just 23 cents. >>> still ahead tonight on the news edge a heated debate

network today, health and human services secretary will be speaking at georgetown university's public policy institute. someone criticized the school for inviting her because of her role in inviting health insurance plans to cover birth control. the secretary is scheduled to speak at 11:00 this morning and it will be live on cspan2. at 4:00 eastern today, hillary clinton will be speaking at the chicago council on foreign relations. her topic is efforts to increase agriculture production and global food security. that's live at 4:00 p.m. eastern on cspan2. this morning on capitol hill, the homeland security subcommittee on counterterrorism and intelligence is setting to look at cutting off money to terrorist organizations, was set to start this morning at 9:30. it is going to be delayed a bit, probably close to an hour, since the house right now is conducting a series of amendment votes on defense appropriations. they've been whittling through a list of 142 amendments to that bill. members will hold several series of votes throughout the day, and you can see that on our companion network cspan. >>> whi

made from those contributions are making a difference, according to a poll conducted by the public policy instituteornia. support for prop 28 has slipped from 67% in march to 53% in month. >>> well, technically, we haven't quite reached summer yet, but according to meteorologist, it feels like it outside, right? >> about 20 more days until we do hit the official start. but it is going to feel very summery. not just today. we climb into the 90s inland tomorrow. now, let's show you a live look at san jose. and you can see, it does look a little hazy, but we have good air quality everywhere. so go ahead and open up those windows, if you don't have an ac in your car or your house. i wanted to show you the gradual progression here of the clouds clearing the bay area throughout the morning. you can see, they really have thinned out, with just a little bit right now situated over the bay itself and at the coast. but as a result of that hanging out, though low clouds, you're normally at 60 in san francisco and 59 in oakland. take a look at everywhere else. 77 in sunnyvale, 68 here at san jose, and we're st

according to the public policy institute of california. support for prop 29 has slipped from 67% in march to 53% this month. >>> a buildup of gas fumes forced firefighters to evacuate several san jose homes today. the houses were on kurtner avenue in the willow glen neighborhood. the fire department was called when a resident accidentally backed into the gas meter on the side of her house, shearing it off. as a precaution, fire personnel evacuated five neighboring homes. after pge shut off the gas, fire crews youtube used special monitors to test the air in garages, attics, and other enclosed space before giving the all clear. >>> drama in an l.a. courtroom today during a preliminary hearing for two men accused of beating san francisco giants fan bryan stow. luis sanchez and marvin norwood are accused of striking and kicking the santa cruz paramedic in the dodger stadium parking lot last year. stow, a father of two, suffered severe head trauma and continues to need constant care. today prosecutors played a phone recording in which norwood

for some time now on the impact of budget cuts on higher education in california and now a public policy institute the impact not only for all the qualified high-school graduates and their future, but also for the future of california. >> getting university education is no longer just a matter of

and so a couple of years ago, we at the public policy institute conducted a national survey of both patients and family caregivers, and people with multiple chronic conditions who had experienced transition. so that's the focus of this work. we talked about what this experience was, what their concerns were, and just to cut to the chase, many of these patients and caregivers talked about poor communication. so as we're talking about technology and the use of patient self management tools, many of them didn't know that they even existed. so here's some of the data i just wanted to share with you that i see as the challenges for what at the end of the day we have to con front. which is one in four lack confidence in the health care system. they may love their doctor or their nurse practitioner, but the system is very overwhelming to them. we know from other literature that the average person on medicare has two primary care physicians and five specialists across four different practice settings. so that's a little -- a lot to take on, and to have some confidence that this is all going to work

reporter: besides, it was a student group that invitedded kathleen sebelius to speak at the public policy institutes ceremony. >> that is i aposition that oversees some of the largest government programs and some of the largest budgets and that is directly relevant to the things that we are interested in. >> reporter: it is the u.s. conference of catholic bishops waging the campaign. >> we didn't ask for this tight. we like to get along and we like to cooperate. >> reporter: they were not happy when the obama administering shifted its position to require insurance companies to pay instead of employers and now want sebelius uninvited. >> we did our own unscientific survey while on campus and we were hard pressed to find any student who wanted to see the sebelius invitation withdrawn. >> i don't think there should be a problem because i think people should be treated equally regardless of what they believe. >> i actually have no problem with her speaking. i think it is nice. georgetown is not just a catholic institution. we are an open institution. >> reporter: in a statement, cardinal donald wuerl c

. >>> the public policy institute's latest poll shows 43 percent of likely voters disapproved of brown's job performance. budgets deficit has grown to nearly 60 million. >>> we are starting out to sunny and it looks like it is going to say the way all day long. you get to the sun coming up and clear skies. but you could see the winds are picking up once again like we been doing all week long. by the afternoon these numbers are going to run a little bit cooler. in land willoughby logia around three degree below are around the average around this time. >>> here's a live look from mobile five. they're heading toward a sfo right now. if you do have a flight to catch toward the airport, it is a a nice smooth ride down the peninsula. downtowns that expect delays are on the fairmont hotel. and coming off the bay bridge, this has a live look from 80, so far no delays at the bay bridge. the dumbarton bridge is closing down this memorial day weekend. it is closing friday night through to thursday morning. >>> bart may add late-night bus services between seven cisco to east bay. they are expected i

. >> my name is patrick and i'm a student here at the public policy institute. my question is, my perception that the media has tried to frame the antithesis of the tea party to be the occupy movement, and that would require a hold of the study in and of itself. but my question is in your inner actions with members of the more first tea party, what with their perception of the occupy movement, or if it was, if you are in keeping these people for the movement really got started, what with her sentiments toward some of the claims the occupied people are themselves making? >> that's a great question. we get our interviews before, india before occupied starts at writing firsthand accounts but have come back and revisited every tea party site in the country since then and there's i'd trust -- widespread mistrust of the occupied. more violent or apparently by the moment, so examples like the sort of an example of young people wanting something for free and being dangers. that fit closely into that narrative most of the time. in terms of, these are democratically very

. >> the archdiocese of washington criticize the catholic school bus public policy institute for invitinglth and human services administrator kathleen sibelius. the cardinal called the invitation a shocking choice. catholic groups say that secretary violated religious liberty by backing the president paz health-care overhaul which requires employers to offer insurance coverage which includes access to birth control. more than 20,000 people signed a petition for a university to draw the petition. university president says -- >> one day after a door malfunction on metro, the maryland senate delegation is pushing for a federal law that was set nationwide safety systems for transportation systems. >> this morning, local leaders are demanding the passage of a congressional bill that focuses on metro safety standards after a potentially dangerous malfunction yesterday. we have heard the term "doors opening." that is what happened in the morning rush hour yesterday on two cars through the doors simply opened. as the bread line trimeter the tunnel in northwest d.c., those doors just all of a sudd

. >> the public policy institute of california says that in march, 67 percent supported proposition 29, in may, that number dropped 14 points. the man behind the polling says that money matters and the opponents are outspending the " yes " campaign for/1. >> why is the money's a matter so much? even if people like the concept of raising cigarette taxes, all they need to do is find one thing wrong with this initiative, pinned it is pointed out by the no side, then it will pass on this one. >> p also points out that most initiatives fail at the ballot box and that initiatives that raise taxes, even more difficult to pass because so many voters don't trust state government. the campaign says that is why there were some specific about the money and they wrote proposition 29. >> and for a complete campaign 2012 coverage visit the politics page on cbssf.com. >> well, it was a gamble, instead of spending scarce money on teachers, and the state school superintendent use that money to focus on student attendance. new at 6 o'clock, ann noterangelo shows us how that at paid off. >> students cutti

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

. >> erin mcgee of the public policy institute of california is here to talk more about the potential impact. this is a game changer in california >> really shake things up for sure. nobody really knows exactly what will happen because in some of these races are so many candidates in the same party it makes it hard to predict >> so the first question is why. voters passed the initiative but what are the benefits? >> the advocates say it will give you a lot more choice and it will elect more moderates to office and i think that is likely to happen to some extent but maybe not as much as some people would hope. it certainly will give people a lot more choice >> one of the things it does, it changes the equation. the bay area is predominantly democratic so all you need to do if you were an incumbent or if you have the blessing of the party was when the primary. you're either going to congress or sacramento. this could change that because you have to democrats who would need to face off again so the idea of winning the primary doesn't make it a done deal. are there any viable contenders c

public policy institute poll show support for prop 29 at 53 percent.is down 14 points since march. slip in support coincides with ads campaign financed by the tobacco industry bank rolling opposition. here's corina. >> proposition 29 would make smoking more expensive. if passed it would add dollar tax to every pack of cigarettes bringing total tax to 1.87. ads for and against are everywhere. >> it imposes nearly 1 billion dollars in new taxes on californians. >> 29 will save lives. keep kids from smoking and support cancer research. >>reporter: the tax would raise estimated 7 35 million dollars a year. non-partisan legislative analyst office says more than 80 percent of the money would directly fund cancer research and prevention program. carol baker lost a loved 1 to kearns and is long time volunteer with the american cancer society. >> they have put into it what they think needs to happen so that we cap get a cure for cancer. all cancer and all tobacco related diseases. >>reporter: george is a member of the state board of squall sayings and opposes p

, it was a student group that invited health and human services secretary to speak at the public policy instituterds ceremony. >> that is a position that oversees some of the largest government programs and some of the largest budgets and that is directly relevant to the things we are interested in. >> it's the u.s. conference of catholic bishops that is waging the campaign against the contraception mandate. >> we didn't ask for this. we like to get along and cooperate. >> they were not happy when the obama administration shifted its position to require insurance companies to pay instead of employers and now want him uninvited. we did our own unscientific survey while on campus and we were hard pressed to find any students that will see the invitation withdrawn. >> i don't think th be a problem, because i think people should be treated equally regardless of what they believe. >> i have no problem with her speaking. i think it's nice. georgetown is not just a catholic institution. we are an open institution. >> in a statement, the cardinal calls the choice the most direct challenge to religious li

she's expected to speak at the ceremony for georgetown university's public policy institute. >>> it couldt students more to attend virginia tech. they're set to meet today to consider several options for tuition and fee increases for the upcoming academic years. three options are being considered. they include increases of 3 pblt 2%, 3 president 9% and 4.9%. kbronch bob mcdonald recently asked the higher education leaders to hold down in-state tuition increases. >>> 5:51 now. if you're off to an early start this morning tom kierein is here to get you that forecast before you step out. >> the birds are chirping so hard they're wincing. >> when it's that nice outside you can't help yourself. >> yeah. look that soft pink sunrise over the potomac. sun will be up in a couple of minutes. 67 now at reagan national and it's partly cloudy to mostly clear. with we've got a northerly wind. it dipped down into the 50s. shenandoah valley, west virginia and maryland. fairfax, prince george's county, in the tidal basin in the potomac, we have a few clouds. by 9:00 we'll still be in the 60s and partly cl

public policy in the -- religion and public policy in the u.s. this is 20 minutes. >> good morning. welcome to the 2012 georgetown public policy instituteceremony. my name's edward montgomery, and i'm the dean of the public policy institute. what great -- [cheers and applause] thanks, ma, i appreciate the applause. [laughter] what a great day to be here at georgetown. today we get the opportunity to honor our graduates, to recognize the special accomplishments on the parts of our students, our alumni and our fact -- faculty, and to hear from one of the leading voices in health policy in our country, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius. [cheers and applause] this day is one that our graduates and their parents, their spouses, their partners and their families have worked hard to get to, and i want to congratulate all of you for your accomplishments. please, let's give them a round of applause. [applause] today's commencement marks the end of your education here at georgetown. our distinguished faculty have lectured you, tutored you, mentored you, and some might say hectored you. but you're leaving here with cutting edge

the public policy institute of california asked this question just last april, compare its findings, just take a look and see what's happened now with what happened in 2000. it is nothing short of dramatic. we're talking about a 13-point swing here, all in just 12 years. you're moving public opinion very quickly on this social i issue in california. it says an awful lot. and that's another reason why, by the way, jessica, that california has become such a blue state. >> okay. so let's set california aside because we do things a little differently here. what about in the middle of the country and on a national stage? >> look, there's no question about it. it starts and ends with the candidates. and each of them has changed on this issue. when he was governor of massachusetts, for example, mitt romney opposed gay marriage but favored civil unions. today he opposes both. now take a look at barack obama for his stance and what he has said in the past. civil unions but was opposed to gay marriage. now he says he's going through, evolving, if you will. his values are evolving which is an u

and human services secretary kathleen sebelius will address the graduates of georgetown's public policy institute. everything is expected to move forward as planned despite objections from the catholic archdiocese. it is -- it says she is an inappropriate choice for the jesuit school. she played a key role in the birth control rule that mandates all employers provide employees with contraception coverage. >>> it is now 5:06. 58 degrees. a salmonella outbreak tied to sushi in our region continues to grow. >>> also ahead, the headaches continue for the ceo of jpmorgan chase. the latest group demanding answers from him as the bank's losses grow. >>> a special delivery that couldn't wait. a camera was rolling as a father is forced into action for the birth of his son. >>> and another cool start to the morning. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing..

commercials and mailers made from the contributions are make the difference according to a public policy institutelifornia poll. support for prop 29 slipped from 67% in march to 53% this month. >>> a controversial bill outlawing gender abortions is heading to congress this morning. that bill would impose fines or prison sentences on those who perform the procedure because of the sex of the fetus. it would also revoke federal funding for institutions which conduct such procedures. the house will vote later today and the bill needs a two-thirds majority vote to pass. >>> britain's supreme court says wikileaks chief assange should be sent to sweden to face sex crime charges. assange will likely appeal the decision. assange is accused of sexually assaulting two female wikileaks supporters during a speaking tour in 2010. now the charges came to light about the same time he posted classified u.s. military documents on the wikileaks website. also in britain, the former top media adviser, by an's prime minister is now under arrest. andy coolson faces charges of lying under oath during an investigation in

that's according to new findings by the public policy institute of california. researchers say the trend developed amid deepening budget problems that dramatically raised tuition and forced schools to turn away qualified students. >>> facebook warning investors it hasn't figured out the mobile business. this is coming late in the process. >> good morning, we're a week and a day from the ipo. we've known and talked about the fact they don't push advertisements to the mobile users and mobile use is growing. this is a major issue for this young company. facebook revised the ipo paperwork, the stuff you read as you decide to invest. to read, "we do not currently generate any meaningful revenue from the use of facebook mobile products and our ability to do so successfully is unproven. the company continues the road show. it stopped playing that half hour video after complaints from investors who had already seen it. tomorrow, facebook has home-field advantage as it presents to investors in palo alto. here's an example of how problems in europe affect us. cisco system

secretary kathleen sebelius is ready to address graduates from it will georgetown university's public policy institute. the archdiocese says its an inappropriate choice for the jesuit school. she played a key role in a new birth control rule that mandates all providers provide employees with contraception coverage. >>> a private company is prepared to go on a grocery run to the international space station. space exploration technologies will launch its unmanned cargo ship to the i.s.s. tomorrow. it comes after nasa retired the space shuttle program. the launch is set for tomorrow morning at 4:55 from cape canaveral? will they have sunny skies, will it be clear? >> down there, it's a little stormy and unsettled in some that the unsettled weather will be creeping up closer to us by the end of the weekend. between now and then things should be gorgeous. about as perfect as weather can get. it's just right in the comfort zone now. not too humid, not too hot. not much wind. we've got a beautiful sky, look at the potomac river reflecting the blue sky, the capitol hill in the distance. a live view from our h

that's according to a new poll by the public policy institute of california.in april's the governor's rating was at 47%. 56% of the vo -- 56% of voters say they will vote yes. the rest are undecided. 2 inches could make all of the difference for businesses at an airport just outside of the airport. one of the runways at the tracy municipal airport is 2 inches shy of 4,000 feet. the other is two feet longer than that. a runway must be 4,000 feet or longer for some jets to legally land and take off. that means fewer people use the airport and support the businesses there. the runways were longer until a recent repaving job that fell just short of that magic number. >>> a project to revamp some golden gate park soccer fields will be the focus of a planning commission hearing in san francisco today. now, under the proposed plan, grass at the beach chalet fields would be replaced with turf. the project calls for 60 new lights and seating for spectators. supporters say the changes could cut down on maintenance and replace the time. >>> it's going to be a challenge t

health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius speaking at georgetown university's public policy institutete washington's archbishop calls shocking. father jonathon morris, fox news contributor to offer a bit of an explanation. i want to start with the outrage. >> as you introduced, this is a catholic university. that what's they call themselves. if you say you are a catholic university, it means when believe in something. there are certain things up for discussion within the catholic faith and you can have different views on them. but there are other things that are non-necessity gorable. life, religious liberty being two among them and here kathleen sebelius not only fought for abortion rights, but is the chief architect and the one implement can this hhs mandate that the bishop has said has been the most outrageous attack on religious liberty in recent history. so coming to speak it would be fine i'm sure with the bishop if she came to speak in a debate. that's what universitied are for. but coming to speak at a commencement activity or event is obviously an award. bill: so the school s

a couple of years ago, at the public policy institute we conducted a national survey of location and family care givers. these are people with multiple chronic conditions experienced transitions. that is the focus of this work. we talked about what their experience was legal what their concerns were and to cut to the chase, many of these patients and caregivers talk about poor communication. as we are talking about technology and the use of patient self management tools many of them didn't know that they even existed. some of the data i want to share with you that i see as a challenge for what at the end of the day we have to confront which is one in four black confidents in the system a love their doctor or nurse practitioner but the system is overwhelming to them. we know from other literature that the average person on medicare as two primary care physicians and five specialists across different practice settings. that has a lot to take on and have some confidence that this is going to work together. 30% said when they went to visit usually the doctor there was enough information

she herself never acknowledged protesters, continued on to encourage the public policy institute gradsor the common good. >> ultimately public policy is about making difficult choices and today, there are very serious debates underway about the direction of our country. people have deeply-held beliefs on all side of these discussions, you as public policy leaders, will be called on to help move these debates forward. >> reporter: no arrests were actually made but the hecklers are now banned from the georgetown university campus for at least one year. but, secretary sebelius's here at georgetown fueled the larger controversy over the ideas of religious freedom as more and more groups start to weigh in on the issue of religious freedom and how you define it. megyn. megyn: lauren green. thank you. should point out kathleen sebelius is pro-choice, not necessarily pro-abortion which is term used by some of her detractors however. we're getting breaking news on attorney general eric holder and congress's request for information on "operation fast and furious", the failed gun-running sting li

. >> reporter: she says her group, the school's public policy institute only want sebelius to talk about con stra sepgz. none of the top officials could go on camera with us. john dejoya said -- it is committed to the free exchange of ideas. >> while firmly entrenched in this controversy, georgetown university has become a symbol of the broader political battle between the kcatholic church an the obama administration. >> reporter: he finds himself increasingly at odds with leaders, at issues with contraception, abortion and gay marriage. >> catholic bishops are a force because they're economically liberal and socially conser conservati conservative. when a democratic president is moving -- there's going to be conflict. this, i think, is -- is the reality is is the kind of rules that the obama administration has taken on socially related issues are going to cause problem with the most conservative catholics. >> reporter: we were told kathleen sebelius could not speak on camera with us, but her office says her message to the students will be about honoring their achievements. no word on wh

and you can see protesters behind me because there is no awards ceremony as one where the public policy institutehere health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius spoke. the catholic, pro-abortion sebelius, she's the architect of president obama's health care bill and, of course, that controversial mandate. she was heckled early in her speech by an audience member who shouted, you're a murderer. he was escorted out. now, the audience, though, applauded the secretary and her composure, and the secretary continued her speech as not even acknowledging that there was a he heckler inside or out. there was a heckler outside who could not get into the room, but clearly he was held. the secretary then telling the public policy graduates that their jobs will never be ease i. -- easy. >> so my first hope for you today is that you hold on to that commitment to work for the common good. and if you let that focus guide you, you'll never go off course. >> reporter: now, no arrests were made, but protesters in and around were told by the police that they are not allowed to come back to the cam but for

which provide services not deemed appropriate for deposit loan commercial banking institutions is not sound public policy. the deposit facilities of financial institutions which provide primarily investment, hedging and speculative services should have no taxpayer safety net. these institutions should be governed by market forces with investors understanding what can be earned and what can be lost. this would involve the need to separate two cultures. the one which uncle joe articulated and our family has followed for 144 years, by establishing long-term customer relationships and building our community and preserving its liquid assets. other financial institutions can provide the other services that are not authorized to insured deposit banks at a potential good profit, but without a taxpayer risk through a federal safety net. i would suggest that the two types of institutions have separate ownership, separate management and separate regulation. my conviction comes after seeing both systems, which were separated, but now have been joined to create a situation when in 2008 brought about the near catastro

public policies tropaia ceremony. my name is edward mondher me and i'm 15 of the public policy institute.our alumni and our faculty and to hear from one of the elite forces and health policy in our country, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius. [cheers and applause. this day is one that our graduates, parents, spouses and their partners and their families have worked hard to get too and i want to congratulate all of you for your accomplishments. please, let's give them a round of applause. [applause] [applause] today's commencement marks the end of your education here at georgetown. our distinguished faculty have lectured you, to did you, mentored you and some might say hector q. but you are leaving here with cutting-edge tools, a deep appreciation for the complexity and the importance of policy analysis and an ability to not only understand our world but to make it better. please join me in thanking the faculty, many of whom are here with us today, for their dedication. [applause] the staff also deserves recognition for their help with everything from advising to career

including health and human services secretary kathleen civilis, speaking at the public policy institute at 11:00 a.m. some catholics have criticized the university for inviting the secretary to speak for her role in the birth control issue. at 4:30 p.m., secretary of state hillary clinton is at the council of foreign relations to talk about global food security. >> harry reid came to the floor today seeking unanimous consent to pass an iran sanctions bill. senate republicans, however blocked the proposal, saying the bill needs to include stronger language on the willingness of the u.s. to use force to stop a nuclear weapons program. this portion of the debate is one half-hour. >> i now ask consent for the reducti act reduction act.nt which iat she'll be the amendment which isar the text of numbers 320 of the sanctions bill. as reported by the bankingich is athe committee.snd the abetment shelby red. matter be placed in the record at the appropriate place as if read. presid ere this will be placed in the record as appropriate. >> objection.t not >> i ewould just note that this is a matte

but no ceremony has garnered as much controversy as the awards for the public policy institute whereius will speak in a few hours. the catholic pro abortion sebelius is one of architects of the obama administration's health care bill and the mandate that is serving controversy among catholic bishops of things that run counter to catholi earlier, the georgetown president defended the school's invitation to the secretary saying the secretary's presence on our campus should not be viewed as an endorsement of reviews as a catholic and jesuit university, we distance ourselves from teachings. the archbishop of washington, d.c. blasted back saying while the explanation of how this unfortunate decision was made is appreciated, it does not address the real issue for concern. the selection of a featured speaker whose actions as a public official presented the most direct challenge to religious liberty in recent history and the apparent lack of unity with and disregards for the bishops and so many others across the nation who are committed to the defense of the freedom of religion. and princeto

institute for policy studies today. we have for a long time here at the potomac institute been privileged to be the host for a series of seminars, studies and in fact publications on a variety of issues surrounding terrorism. the potomac institute for policy studies is not for profit think tank in the washington, d.c. area that focuses on the issues of science and technology and how science and technology affect our governance and our society, our health, if you will in the world that we live in. we begun focussing on the issues of terrorism in the mid to late '90s mostly because it became very apparent that this old form of warfare, terrorism which dates back in fact was in fact being reborn in the modern age due to the use of technology. and in fact, since we began studying terrorism in the late '90s, it became very evident that the terrorists of today found very novel ways of using technology first airliners as weapons against us. now the issue is how can we use the technologies, the sciences of today to counter this old scourge that we're still dealing with even today as we celebrate the first answer versery of the death of osama bin laden. at the potomac i

dimon and loses his job so those are the interconnects here aside all just about public policy it's about the big institutional investors who own j.p. morgan stock right i missed out about this point about corporate governance in general being bad in the us and banks fall under that category how. ever the financial sector has gobbled up a huge percentage of overall profits of the economy under the one industry that now look destroying the u.s. economy any many ways but i want to ask you about another fraudulent situation m.f. global if you could talk on it a bit you're in the money management business yourself chris whalen has the crimes committed by m.f. global impacted your business but when a male marketing or a new hedge fund one of the interesting comments i get is their clients don't want to put money into the fund and they certainly don't want to use a broker dealer or a circus toady and because of m.f. global but they like to have their money managed by my group in a separately managed account the custody to a big bank so what m.f. global has done is essentially destroyed broker dealers as independent