and so kathleen goes to her mother and says she's pregnant. the father is going to marry her you can imagine her mother's reaction that nancy really does love kathleen so she says she will stick with her. they will all get through this. it's not the child's fault and colonel scott never calls again. kathleen is furious. there is another fellow in kathleen's life who would like to get her attention. his name is william manson. he is a common laborer whose dream is to be a dry cleaner. and no playing 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 illegitimate av. his first certificate was filed a few days after -- a few weeks after his birth. william manson as his 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 in kathleen's marriage last

. >> 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

the news was so bad kathleen sebelius avoided cameras and delivered it over the phone. >> a of this fst peod, 106,000 americans have been enrolled in qlified health plans through the marketace. >> reporter: andhe admitted that of t 106,000 enrollees, ju a quarter registered thugh the website. most came through the 15 state-run exchans. in fact, california's exchange outnumbered the fed signing up ,000 lks. >> nobody who suppos health care reform is satisfied with whate've seen out of website. >> reporter: sebeliu tried to look on the bright side noting there are nrly a million americans who have completed applicatns but are still shopng. >> thearket place is working, and people are enrolling. >> reporte but they aren't enrolling fast enough. ey had projected 500,0 people would sn up in october. in order for t program to work in itsirst year the administration needs at least 3 llion to enrolly march 31, a ta order b no reason f nic yet, says one of the chief architects of the law. >> we allant to pay attention to these numbe the but the point is is not the first month that tters. it's th

and so kathleen goes to her mother, says she's pregnant. the father is going to marry her. can imagine her mother's reaction, but nancy really does love kathleen, and so she says she'll stick with her,tail all get through this -- they'll all get through this, it's not the child's fault, and colonel scott never comes back. and kathleen is furious. there's another fellow in kathleen's life who would like to get her attention, his name's 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 illegitimate baby. his birth certificate was filed a few days after -- a few weeks after his birth, william manson listed as the 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 marriag

so far we have seen a lot of this which is not up for reelection we have seen wagon circling and kathleen sebelius, more so than we would have seen before. punishing the contractors and a lot of complaints about the website not being ready on time released but least from the democratic side. the republicans are coming out guns blazing. but just listen to is saying that the great thing about the obamacare transition is that it stabilizes the insurance market and it's not as chaotic as it once was. which is crazy talk. you have millions of people having their lives thrown into chaos. and this is bizarre. >> people will see through those claims, is that right? on for some of these, i don't know when some of them are up for reelection, but some folks in 2014 aren't too particularly worried about what they are saying in this hearing, are they >> i should've gone through the roster of which democrats were on the committee beforehand to see which ones were more likely to run for cover. because we saw in virginia was terry mcauliffe lose a massive lead, basically because the obamacare disaster an

so much. >>> kathleen sebelius about to testify in front of the senate finance committee.man baucus as we reported said it's clear that she's working as hard as possible to fix the problem. we see that orrin hatch, who is the ranking member on the republican side, is speaking right now. he said implementation has been a debacle, that's his word. inexcusable. he said the committee wasn't informed of the problems before october 1st, so again, when kathleen sebelius starts testifying, we will have that for you. >>> checking the news feed in the meantime this morning, more now from that incredibly emotional interview dr. phil had with michelle knight, one of the three women ariel castro kidnapped and held for a decade. knight said she found out there was another girl in the house by watching coverage of amanda berry's disappearance on the news and then talked about the moment they met. >> she smiled at me, because i think she was happy to see that there was another person there and it wasn't just her. she wasn't alone. >> did she look beat up or anything? >> no. >> was she cle

i think it makes me not look so tired. >> kathleen: and younger! >>o you love it? aughs] >> yeah, i do! i love it! >> all right, elise, you ready? [laughter] o.k., so put enough on under corner, there you go.to the and then all the way down, sweep it down and across and just keep rubbing it back and forth. just watch what happens. >> woman: do tommy. >> kathleen: all right, so, tommy, i'm just gonna give you a little in your finger. rub it... >> if this gets out, you've had it. >> yeah, that's right. all right, so in from the corner, and just kind of rub back and rth. >> robin: hoy, this is so cool. >> wow, it's like... as you can see... >> it's changing? now look at this side... [overlapping chatter] >> kathleen: you want to see? >> robin: oh, i want to look! yes, i do! [gasps] oh, my god... it's like, this is all little crepe-y lines and dark in here, and look how smooth. look, you guys. it's like, smooth. >> it feels like it just lifts a little in that corne too, right? right up there? >> it does, it just feels so fabulous. i just love that it smoothes the cracks

. >> so obama and kathleen sebelius have no problem whatsoever making you, when you sign up for obamacare give your most private information to a convicted felon. everybody apparently liked their plans. so why the hell do we have to do this in the first place? >> a lot of people thought they were buying coverage that turned out not to be so good. >> i will remind you some people like to drive a ford, not a ferrari and some people like to drink out of a red solo cup not a crystal stem. you are taking away their choice. >> plans that were in effect in march of 2010 that didn't change to the detriment of the consumer, those are in effect. >> so if you are getting one of these letters, just shop around in the new marketplace. >> it's arrogant. it's arrogant. >>> who knows best what is best for you? you or the government? senator lindsey graham joins us. >> apparently not the government. all i can say is that if this doesn't turn around pretty quickly, president obama is going to lose his second term. democrats are going to bail out in droves before next election. and his signature issue is go

and so when kathleen sebelius said on the teleconference call going, you know what, we think that thesers are going to pick up, maybe dramatically so, well, she has nowhere to go but up, so what do you think of that? >> especially after the oversight committee hearing this morning with some members of congress being very critical of the website, being very critical of the technical glitches it's faced, i'm sure many americans are still hoping to gain coverage through the exchanges. but some may be reviewing the policies, finding out the details of the plans and the premium prices and deciding maybe they don't want to go through the checkout process, that they'd rather not buy through the exchanges if the prices or premiums are too high. >> hadley, we were showing a shot of web m.d., and the administration, you know, is going through channels like this, the nba and the nfl to reach young people to shoort of show the virtues. but at this early stage, it does not seem to be oohing them or certainly wowing them, and that is not encouraging them because they're going to be the crucial, you k

handed kathleen sebelius "website for dummies." >> someone who is so -- like, greg, if it were you or me or anywhere at this table and someone tried to hand us that, we would look at them and go, are you out of your mind, i'm not taking that. she takes it and pictures are snapped with her holding "websites for dumb ydummies." they really need to get rigd he, clean house. cgi, wow, are they lost, completely in the weeds. november, good luck, there's no chance -- >> i had a dream about sebelius -- >> you have weird dream also. >> she was in a floral pantsuit and i thought she was the queen of england. >> okay, on that note -- >> trying to get a job with

the news was so bad, kathleen sebelius didn't do it in front of cameras. she delivered the news over the phone. >> as of this first period, 106,000 americans have enrolled in qualified health plans through the market place. >> of course she avoided admitting of those 106,000 enrollees, just a quarter of them were done via the federal government's website. less than 27,000 enrollees. fewer than the number of folks at fenway park was sold out in the game. the state-run websites and california's exchange alone signed up nearly 10,000 more people. they believe there is condensation in the glass. the piece of positive spin is nearly a million potential applicants are in the pipeline. >> we can reasonably expect these numbers will grow substantially over the next five months as they did in massachusetts that enrolled only .3% or 123 people in the first month. >> still it's hard to look at yesterday's congressional hearing with the white house chief technology officer todd park feeling fully confident that a new deadline on a work website november 30th will be me

he said i cannot but cms would be able to do so later today. kathleen sebelius will have a 3:00 p.m. phone call with the press where she may release the first official numbers. jay carney saying the president has in strubstructed his team w regard to what kind of fix the obama administration may have for the health care debach the thus far. he went onto say it will be about options with regard to individuals who have had their plans cancelled because of the transition. we will continue to follow this for you. in the meantime we need to change gears now. because the 911 calls at a wild cat sanctuary have been released. i want to warn you that some of the sounds are disturbing. trace fwgallagher has the detai. >> reporter: they rescue abused and unwanted big cats. the opener is the one who is the one who discovered the body inside the enclosure. i will play both parts of the 911 call. you can hear when he calls he is inside of the enclosure because he is yelling at the cougars. >>> yeah, that is when he realized how bad her wounds were. one of them had bl

exactly how many people have been enrolled and how many of trial gotten into the system so far but yet h.h.s. kathleen sebelius says that they don't have reliable information on it but the contractors do. do you think she should resign les. i think i'm not calling for a resignation yet she has promised that the glitches will all be fixed by the end of this month or the end of the month here in november and if it's not then i think there should be a chorus bipartisan chorus asking her to step down. you said recently that it's destined to fail. do you want to deface i know i want there to be a good health care and what i what i'm concerned about is any gap so if it's going to pay all i want there to be enough notice that we can have a replacement system where there would be seamless and the reality is for those getting a cancellation letter it is less then seamless because the x. they can't get into the exchanges now when they do are they don't know when they can give you and they don't know if there's going to be extensions so whatever we would reply to someone this system fails has to be up and runnin

so this isn't all kathleen sebelius' fault.ut anyone who has looked at what's gone on at hhs realize they did a poor job setting up the website. bill: everyone says in she won't loss her job. there is a reason for that. there would be a hearing in the senate and that person would get eviscerated by the republican senators conducting that hearing. do you have any idea what she is going to say? >> i suspect she'll be following up on what the president said last night. perhaps she is going to announce exactly how they would do that. i would suggest if they are serious and he was sincere about worrying about niece folks he would endorse the bill in the house sponsored by chairman bill upton. he will write a bill that will allow people to keep their plan if they like it. if the president is serious he will endorse those bills and go along with them. bill: what about the enrollment numbers? what is your expectation? >> i think they set expectations very low about it hearing last week -- a couple days ago with sebelius. they will be i

gerri: a so a big announcement from kathleen sebelius earlier today talking about adding mental-health. [laughter] so she says there should be parity between carriage of mental-health issues and physical ailments. if i break my arm on sixth avenue i will see a doctor who wwll fix ann it is over. therapy is once a week over years. how do you make them the same? the cost is different. >> you talk to all major new crosstree already know that obamacare is basic pl is much more important one dash pensive than people thought. they will coinue to add benefits. if it ever gets off the ground. every american and once their own health plan. like kiwi be a society to pick and choose? why do we do one-size-fits-all? i do not the maternity care. [laughter] gerri: tell me something intelligent about the mental health benefit i understand but psychiatrists do not work to work for this kind of money that medicare and medicaid services do. >> that is between the metal kolff services with a lack of access. said it the are some elements like diabetes better conicler better similar to a mental health so t

they need your help so keep the calls coming in. kathleen, thank you so much. right now, we are going to talk to daly city councilman actually very busy but not on the phone right now. that is great. thanks so much for joining us this morning. mike gingona. tell me about the need. a lot of people here in the bay area, bill filipino community. they are feeling the devastation all the way from here. >> yes, they are. you know, there are a lot of people in daly city that have family members there that they want to help. this is a great start being able to give money to the red cross but we are going to try to coordinate efforts in daly city so that they can give food, blanket, clothing and things of that nature so we're working on that hard right now. >> reporter: you've been taking phone calls today. what have people been telling you? >> everybody to the man has been calling -- to the person has been calling and saying, how can we help out? i'm really encouraged by this outpouring of generosity and i'm really pappy about that. >> reporter: we have been stressing

but as you pointed out she assumed her duty as ambassador to japan, the first woman to do so behind her kathleen kennedy townsend, you see her right behind president clinton, the former lieutenant governor of the state of maryland, and michelle obama and hillary clinton all arriving at the too many of president kennedy. the eternal flame. an interesting story there. they received word that weekend that mrs. kennedy wanted such a tribute to her husband, and they had to improvise what they were going to do. do you want to pick up the story from there? >> reporter: i would love to because i've been doing research on it, i've a buff of these sorts of things around town. it was march of 1963. president kennedy was out on a lark driving around washington with a "new york times" columnist, and a few friends of his. and they looked upon the ground, the former home robert e. lee. >> i'm going to let you pick that up on the back end. we're going to let the scene play. >> reporter: okay. [ playing "taps" ] >> "taps" being played at arlington cemetery. a sharp contrast from a few years ago when a young arm

kathleen sebelius. >> and they are going to exempt pl plans. it's sopecific only union plans will be exempted from paying up to $600 million into a fund -- the fund is the one intended to prevent plans from going into a death spiral. i don't know where they will get the $600 million they are not charging the unions but i imagine they will look at businesses for that. >> that's the question . once again, where does the money come from? why do the unions get the tax break the rest of the american people don't get? nobody is covering this story. >> exactly. they call these cadillac plans during the debate about obama care. the plans provide for hair plugs, free viagra, just about anything you want. the only thing they don't provide for is being picked up from your house in a cadillac and driven to your doctor. they are so expensive every employer is looking at the union saying the plans will put us out of business. where are you then? they have to dump their employees into the exchanges. it's hard to explain how angry they were at the administration. we h

i will say this, i do not pretend to be objective about kathleen sebelius. it was so refreshing to hear someone say i am accountable. >> i agree. you're right. it was refreshing. if you look into it she also did not know anything. she said i was as surprised as anyone else. either that is not true or there is something fundamentally wrong that the head of the department is caught by surprise by this. >> inside the white house there is a health care policy person. someone had to be tracking this kind of thing. this is his signal achievement. will the rollout be ready? and for that person to not say we are on track or off track or call the secretary of hhs. >> surely somebody knew. >> something is wrong. terribly wrong. >> they knew but no one has been more singularly responsible. they were a lot of people who were part of building up but no one was at the top. now we have someone at the top and what is more likely to help the administration get this thing together is they are bringing in real pros. they have a loaner from google and a loaner from oracle. these people k

so that legacy lives on and we're very blessed to have that legacy. >> kathleen, i understand the 35 members of your family went to ireland this summer to commemorate the president's visit there and i'm also told to prepare for the onslaught of all of this coverage. how do you regard all of the attention to this 50th anniversary as a celebration of the president's life or an unseemly focus on his death? >> people have remembered, for instance, our trip to ireland president kennedy said the happiest four days of his life and jackie very thoughtfully sent to new ross where his grandfather came from the rosary he carried when he was shot because she knew how much it meant to the people of ireland. what i've seen in the last few months is looking back on what the civil rights movement did that president kennedy said this was a moral issue. his ability to go to berlin and say less than 20 years after world war ii when people didn't like the germans but he was able to put himself in those shoes. what we heard and what you know, we remember him not because he died. there are a lot of people

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>> i think kathleen sebelius in tremendous difficult circumstances in the last four and a half years has done a great job in setting up the insurance markets sohere is a good product for people to get. you know, kathleen sebelius doesn't write code. she wasn't our it person. i think she would be the first to admit that if we had to do it all over again, there would have been a whole lot more questions asked in terms of how this thing is working but my priority now is to get it fixed, and, you know, ultimately -- >> is she still the right person to do it? >> ultimately, the buck stops with me. i'm the president. this is my team. if it's not working, it's my job to get it fixed. >> he didn't say he had full confidence in her still. what do you read into it? >> he says the buck stops with me but had two opportunities to say yes, simple one-word answer yes, does she have your full confidence or is she still the right person? one-word answer we're not talking about this. the president won't give the republican as body. is the president disappointed in everybody who works for him on this issue? he should be and disappointed in himself as well becau

so there you are. i think back to kathleen sebelius when she was asked will you go on obamacare? she said, well no, i have employer insurance. that is the answer so many people across this country have had. the reassures that is people were given if you like your health care and you can keep it. if you have employer plan, you're in great shape, you don't have to worry about it. astuter points out more and more companies will way benefits, you know what? push everybody on to this other plan, let's face it. it is a headache and really expensive for our employees. >> not only will they have to buy enhanced benefits which is expensive. obamacare requires employers to pay a higher share of employee-sponsored plan. wait a minute. it makes no financial sense. we'll pay penalty. all of those employees, they're on their own. martha: it will make companies that continue to do it a premium for employees. that is where people will want to work if they're still promised those kind of benefits. a lot more shoes to drop in this whole thing. >> every day. >>> fox news alert on a developing situat

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kathleen sebelius web site for dummies. they are face is priceless. >> you know what that picture represents? someone who is so clueless. if it was you or me or any one in this table i would look at them and go i am not taking it. she takes it and pictures holding web site for dummies. you are kidding me. they really need to get rid of her, clean house, get rid of cgi. i have been reading up on cgi, wow, are they lost. they are completely -- good luck. no chance. >> i had a dream about sebelius. she was here in a floral pant suit and i thought she was the queen of england. >> on that note.

so far fetched? here's what kathleen sebelius and others have said about it over the years? >> i happen to be a proponent of single payer health care. we may not get there immediately. >> i'm all for a single payer system. what we have to do is work with what we've got to close the gap. >> obama care is a step in the right direction and we're far from having something that's going to work. >> myself would have preferred single payer or public option. but this was a compromise. >> is that the end game all along? bob, wasn't it their goal to get single payer as a part of obama care. there wasn't enough democratic votes when they were trying to push it through. they wanted a public option to be able to compete in the insurance marketplace and the insurance industry went crazy and they dropped it because of that. that had always been something that a lot of us wanted and when the democrats took over both the house and the senate and the white house there was still hope you could push that through and then it became clear the insurance companies weren't going to allow that so the

the fines for not signing up are not so onerous. >> it's going to be interesting to hear what kathleenebelius has to say about the break down. i would be personally interested to know how many had signed up for such a thing. how many under 30 have signed up for such a thing? you got to have them or this can't work. so far not seeing that demographic. what you have seen and the numbers you were pointing out of that reuters story is a large number of people signing up for expanded medicare opportunities. mind you, that is expanded healthcare for the poor. a very good thing socially. something of concern to those in congress that are worried about excessive spending and the cost of healthcare expansion. that number did go up and it went unfairly substantially. >> mime immanuel on capitol hill. mike, listening to speaker boehner there in wendell's report and this discussion of a bill that may be coming and not some push back from the white house, what's your take on where that is? what's the reality here? >> well, it's interesting to see democrats in the house will be in a tough spot becau

and the thing that startles me so is to have kathleen sebelius and to have the president say, well, wen't know when you see things that are saying, you get examples of stuff that they heard that said, guess what? we're going to have a problem here. this is the biggest thing this administration has done. they put all their marbles in this basket, and to not be on top of it 24/7 to make sure you got it right, we haven't ever unrolled or rolled out a big plan like this that hasn't had some glitches, fair enough. that happens. but to have it this bad, to have things fall off the edge this badly that is just -- connell: you bring up a good political point, and that brings up a question about the future because a couple weeks ago we were talking about the internal war inside your party between moderates like you and the tea party people, who's the nominee, what does 2014 look like. how much has the last couple of weeks changed things politically, do you think? >> it's changed things a great deal. i mean, the republicans have done themselves a lot of damage during the shutdown, no question ab

donation is so important because getting the supplies there takes a lot of work. >> it takes a lot of work. they need food, water, shelter, sanitation, new water systems. >> okay, kathleenyou so much. we have a drum roll. let's see how much we have raised since 6:00 this morning. there it is! 15,$538! great stuff, but we need more. 1-888-5-helps-u. we have traffic and weather coming up after the break. stay with us. >>> our "kcbs traffic" alert is in effect for pinole for another hour. westbound 80 approaching pinole valley road an overturned big rig causing big delays on your westbound eastshore freeway ride. the accident is still blocking one lane. traffic backs up to the carquinez bridge. ,, you got to love the weekend. it's like everyone came to, "if it's good, let's save it for the weekend." so here's to the kfc ten buck weekend bucket. ten pieces, ten bucks. any recipe. just ten bucks every saturday and sunday. today tastes so good. >>> check this out. this photographer was taking some pictures of some elk in the great smoky mountains in the national park. one young bull decided to take a closer look. he started sniffing the camera and then decided he needed a spa

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so a president, or kathleen sebelius can get up there and say, this was in the bill and we find out thatd i am very, very concerned about incomprehensible bills that nobody understands that keeps us in the dark. because if they kept them for, 30 pages i have a true fact and petition at jeanine turner.com, if we kept the bills to 30 pages we would not be in this mess right now. pass little bills. one domino into another, there wouldn't be this confusion. charles: also, general mean -- jeanine, feels like ego play as huge role in this. a lot of people said if they go through the typical vetting process, the delay would have been delayed nine months. it would have worked out the gate. but the president says, no, we'll go october 1st, no matter what. no matter what the warning signs are, no matter what the facts are, when the president wants it done it is his ego gets it done. >> this is what happens when we govern by party ideology. george washington warned about this in his farewell address that it would be demise of america because people think more about being in the party than what is b

>> i think kathleen sebelius, under tremendously difficult circumstances over the last four and a half years, has done a great job in setting up the insurance markets. so there is a good product out there for people to get. kathleen sebelius doesn't write code. she wasn't our i.t. person. >> reporter: she's still the right person to do it? >> ultimately, the buck stops with me. i'm the president. this is my team. if it's not working, it's my job to get it fixed. >> reporter: brian, to reiterate, the administration is working on a policy. they are not going through congress. they want to do this themselves to figure out a way to keep that promise for people who like their plans they can keep it. they are trying to see if they can fix the loophole and keep the president's promise. >> chuck todd with his conversation a short time ago with the president at the white house. chuck, thanks. >>> now to the big health story that broke earlier today. the fda announcing the federal government plans to phase out trans-fats from the foods we eat over the next few years. the basic role of trans-fats is to make food taste better. they can make good cholesterol go bad

kathleen sebelius is a very good reader. >> there's so many people, several million people, are being notified that their private insurance policies will be cancelled at the end of the year because those policies do not comply with the law. president obama has promised that if you like your plan, you can keep your plan. what happens to all those people now that they realize they can't keep their plan? >> in california there's 900,000 getting those notes. 300,000 will get a financial leg up to reduce their costs. 600,000 won't get subsidies. before today they would have been locked into their health plan. now they can pick between different health plans. every health plan will have benefits they will rely on. today, you aren't sure. you have insurance that you might not be covered when you need it. >> are the new plans really comparable? the law mandates certain benefits every has the buy whether they need it or not. a man being forced to take on prenatal care. >> a woman has to pay for the men to get their prostate cancer fixed. let's be clear, we're not putting together an insurance

so good luck with that. tip number two from kathleen sebelius, have your income and tax information ready when you logon.very security expert i've talked to and i talked to one in the last hour said are you kidding? he said i would never go onto this website, my identity would be taken. >> buyer beware. when you sign up and try to get obama care if you're able to get into the website, this information is not safe. as you mentioned, security experts are saying this site was not designed with cyber security in mind. your information is easily available to those who know how to get it, and one expert that i saw said it could take up to a year to fix such a problem to make your information safe so yes, you might need that information to logon and get your health insurance, but you might be getting something more when you are purchasing this obama care insurance, putting out your information for some nefarious elements on the web. >> kathleen sebelius tip number three the product is good and unlike black friday, it will not run out. what do you think of that? >> depends what your definition of good is. accord