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anyway, kathleen's staying with us. when we return, i'll ask kathleen about the world. she's been all over the world, and she's got some good news economically. we could use some. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. progresso. it fits! fantastic! [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. okay is there a woman i can talk to? wait a second... with olay challenge that. new regenerist wrinkle revolution... relaxes the look of wrinkles instantly, and the look of deep wrinkles in 14 days. ready, set, smooth... regenerist. from olay. >>> we're back with kathleen matthews. i mean, if you want to understand me you have to watch her and see what she does. here's kathleen and what she learned. i've got a big positive because we always do tough economic news on this show. tell me, you travel the world, i was bragging on you because you go everywhere in the world, places like the amazon, all parts of china, russ

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"the washington post's" kathleen parker and nbc's chuck todd. we start this year's awards as before with president obama. what was his best move, his singular achievement of 2011, was it getting osama bin laden or toppling muammar qaddafi? was it keeping the promise to end the american war in iraq? or was it on a more human level his very moving speech after gabby giffords was shot? chuck, event of the year for the president? >> easy to say bin laden but i'm going libya and qaddafi because it was a risk, the policy was a risk and it is a policy that is going to doe fine what future presidents do, how they handle situations like this. chris: lead from behind? >> it was in a weird way as big of a gamble and maybe even a bigger gamble long term on the impact it could have had on short-term american policy. chris: and hillary clinton and susan rice -- >> the women of the foreign power team but this was also about the when united states signs a pact to be an ally with a country like france and a country like great britain, and we always ask them to b

tom friedman, kathleen parker. marc morial. welcome to all of you and merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas to you. >> i suspect, tom brokaw, that families are getting together on this holiday, and there's gifts and there's good times but there's probably a little talk about where things are. in their family, in their community, and in the country. and if you look at one key indicator, it's pretty downcast. the direction of the country. and look at the polling from "the wall street journal"/nbc news poll. nearly 7 in 10 americans think the country is headed on the wrong track, in the wrong direction, and as economic anxiety seems to make this so much deeper than other periods of turmoil. >> well, that's because economic confidence, and economic security is the underpinning of well-being in the country. in 1968, which i loved through, there was enormous turmoil. but everyone could get a job. we still had a manufacturing base in this country. and even though we had guns going on in vietnam there was a lot of mon

, always a highlight of the season the with us today, "time" magazine's richard stengle, katty kay, kathleen parker and chuck todd. we start with president obama. what was his best move of 2011? getting osama bin laden or toppling qaddafi? keeping the promise to end the war in iraq? or on a more 450u78 -- human level, his very moving speesm after gabby giffords was shot? >> it's easy to spay qaddafi but i'm going bin laden. it was a risk. and a policy that is going to define what future presidents do -- chris: lead from behind? >> no. in a bigger way it was as big a gamble and maybe bigger than -- >> and hillary clinton and susan rice -- >> no doubt, the woman of the foreign policy team had a lot to do with it but this is also about when the united states signs a pact to be an ally with a country like france and great britain and we always ask them to be with america when they go there, this was a case when we needed to stand with them. chris: very interesting. you had an expression there, i don't know if it was dismay or what it was.s. >> it was surprise. because the libyar conflict lasted

to continue to keep up this lie. >> kathleen, kathleen, the cross examine of mcquery is still to come. we've still not yet found out, did, in fact, dr. drainoff tell a jury that that three times he asked mcquery, was there sex? and three times mcquery said no. quick response from that and a final word from buzz because we're limited on time. >> well, i don't agree with hearsay on hearsay. it's unreliable, inconsistent. let's hear from the witness, himself. let's put them under oath and put them before a trial. >> that's going to happen. buzz bissinger, i have 30 seconds left. you can take it. >> kathleen is right. the victim, the alleged victim, i hate to use the word alleged. he's at the bottom of the pile. paterno doesn't care about him, curley doesn't care about him. the issue is how are we going to get out of this? they say, let's blame it on second mile, jerry sandusky's problem. >> got to end it there. thanks. >>> when we return, i 1r a final thought or two about the penn state scandal i want to share. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. tool, you tell us what you want to

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kathleen is staying with us. when we return, she's been all over the world and she's got good news economically. we can use some. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. ♪ sen♪ co-signed her credit card - "buy books, not beer!" ♪ ♪ut the second at she shut the door ♪ ♪ girl started blowing up their credit score ♪ ♪ she bought a pizza party for the whole dorm floor ♪ ♪ hundred pounds of makeup at the makeup store ♪ ♪ and a ticket down to spring break in mexico ♪ ♪ but her folks didn't know 'cause her folks didn't go ♪ ♪ to free-credit-score-dot-com hard times for daddy and mom. ♪ v.o.: offer applies with enrollment in freecreditscore.com this was the gulf's best tourism season in years. all because so many people came to louisiana... they came to see us in florida... make that alabama... make that mississippi. the best part of the gulf is wherever you choose... and now is a great time to discover it. this year millions of people did. we set all kinds of records. next year we're

thank you, buzz bissinger and kathle kathleen kane. >>> you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. this was the gulf's best tourism season in years. all because so many people came to louisiana... they came to see us in florida... make that alabama... make that mississippi. the best part of the gulf is wherever you choose... and now is a great time to discover it. this year millions of people did. we set all kinds of records. next year we're out to do even better. so come on down to louisiana... florida... alabama... mississippi. we can't wait to see you. brought to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. >>> last friday there was an important hearing in the penn state case. it featured two hours of testimony from mike mcqueary, a former penn state football who in 2002 at a time when he was a graduate assistant claims to have witnessed jerry sandusky raping a boy in the football locker room showers. while what mcqueary saw and said is being challenged, one thing we know is that no one called the police in 2002. no, the police were not called until 2008 as a result of the co

. >> and a lot of anger, kathleen parker. i mean if we've seen anything define our politics, it is pure anger on both the right, the tea party, and on the left, there's occupy wall street. >> well, i do think -- absolutely. you know, the truth is the tea party and the occupy wall street people are really two sides of the same coin. one is against big government. one is against crony capitalism. and the truth is either the successful candidate will pull those two people, those two groups together and help dissipate that anger. i think the frustration is simply feeling that not only is there nothing happening in the congress, but nothing's moving forward, but that they don't really have any way of influencing outcomes, but the truth is, they do. and you know, the fact is, when you look at the gridlock in washington that everyone is so mad about, it's really gridlock by design, when you think about it. because in 2010, the election pushed the republicans in to take over the house. and that was really a check on obama. if you loo

and what are we up for as a country, kathleen? take this on. one of the interesting pieces in the debate is ron paul, who is an isolationist, and does not believe in much foreign policy, it doesn't seem, and certainly not military intervention. who said, look, we can't go around the world. these are his words. we're just flat broke. we can't go on invading additional countries. whether it's, you know, our level of responsibility going forward in iraq, or the threat from iran, or even how we may have to manage all the consequences of the arab spring. as a country what are we prepared to do? >> well, ron paul will never be president of the united states. for starters -- >> there's a reason he's got a big following. >> well he gets a lot of applause for those lines. and i think part of that has to do with the fact that the american people are exhausted. and for the -- you know, if we were going to shock and awe iraq and be out in three months and here it is nine years later. nobody wants to see our young men and women going back and fighting any m

the fda was preparing to make the drug available on store shelves to all ages, but kathleen sibelius' said she was concerned about the drug use if unsupervised by an adult. >> york insta-weather-plus forecast -- >> it has been an impressive storm. we of how lightning and severe thunderstorms down in southern virginia. as the storm intensified over north carolina, it is racing to the northeast. we're almost done with it. you can see snow falling through carroll county and hartford county. as we mentioned, it is going to be a fast-moving storm. it should be gone by morning. things have quieted down quite a bit as far as the precipitation in western maryland. it is cold and windy all across the state. an impressive early season storm about to leave the region. it has been a record-setting storm as far as total precipitation. 2.3 inches and still raining down at the airport. the high earlier was 62. below is the current temperature, 38. the rain has been falling at a record-setting pace and it is getting much colder outside. total amount of rain in the area, you can see some pockets of ye

kathleen, then veronica. >> good afternoon, commissioners and staff. i am kathleen, representing the national resources defense council, dressing and mitigating many of the issues related to the america's cup in the final eir. it is a large and complicated than that with numerous and environmental and commodity impacts. we know that some concerns remain outstanding and we strongly urge the committee to work with stakeholders to fully mitigate these items. we also anticipate a strong mitigating and recording program that will ensure that all environmental programs and a mitigation will successfully and appropriately be implemented. at the same time, we recognize the many positive steps san francisco is ticking on in this project. we appreciate the plants to follow the standards for recycled content and specific requirements on composed of all materials. -- and materials that can be composted. we are particularly pleased with the robust set of measures to address significant air pollution caused by the plan to disable the new shore service. together with

it's just one of the things he learned living with his former foster parents randy and kathleen. >> grammer and manners the first thing they taught me was better english. >> reporter: it pays off at riordan high where he attends on scholarship. he has a b-plus average. but school hasn't always been a priority for joe. he was too small to remember when he was first put in foster care. his mom had a drug problem. >> i remember opening the door once and there were police everywhere and there was my mom being dragged away. >> reporter: joanne his sister were placed with relatives for eight years -- joe and his sister were placed with relatives for eight-years then back with his mother at the alemany projects. she had two more children by then. >> she had her by herself and i was the only help. it was incredibly hard. she slowly drifted back into that drug usage. >> reporter: that left joe in charge. >> she would get them all up, get them fed, get them on the bus. >> after a while it was all on me and i was like, this isn't my job. i love you but i can't do this. >> reporter: so one day, joe jus

health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius says that women under the age of 17 run the risk of of using plan b as a regular form of birth control. that usage would drastically increase hormone levels in women, increasing the risk of infertility and cancer. >> okay. so much for the health and human services cabinet of president obama. now we have the food and drug administration, the fda, which is independent, unlike health and human services. the fda rules that plan b should be sold to women under 17 years of age, without a prescription. that ruling of the fda was overruled by the white house in an unprecedented decision. mr. obama said that notwithstanding the food and drug administration, the plan b may not be sold to any woman under the age of unless they have a prescription. question, did the secretary of health and human services, kathleen sebelius, tee up this whole hhs versus fda clash as a -- for mr. obama to vet out of the stadium? in other words, sebelius versed the fda and mr. obama got to make a conservative values statement to connect with parents that want wome

health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius overruled the agency. she says she is concerned very young girls couldn't properly understand how to use it without guidance from an adult. new york presbyterian hospital's dr. kathleen london says the evidence there is to allow the drug to be sold to everyone. >> the world health organization says it is safe. american acandidate miff pediatric -- academy of pediatrics, they're all aware of it. mark siegel says this drug needs to be monitored by a medical professional. >> i'm very nervous about young women under the age of 17 going to a pharmacy, taking this and having no doctor in the loop. and if there is a side effect, bleeding, blood clots, et cetera, i won't know about it. >> reporter: in 2006, the fda allowed the pill to be sold without a prescription to those 18 and over. in 2009, it was lowered to 17. >>> in sports, alec ovechkin finally announced his presence for the washington caps last night. take a listen. >> all the way to the point. slams on the brakes, winds up, fires, scores! ovechkin final

randy and kathleen i got attached. >> reporter: he is still attached. but circumstances changed and joe had to move to another foster home in east bay. it wasn't easy. >> one thing i have gained from it is being very adaptable, when i lived with my aunt, even though i was in that one foster home, i think i had four different homes. >> reporter: it's estimated foster children lose five months of schooling every time they have to move. about half of all foster children drop out. to stay in the same school, joe was on buses and bart about three hours a day now. but he is on track to go to college. >> he is resilient and tough, sort of the paradox of being tough and sweet at the same time. >> reporter: joe will be the first in his family to go to college. >> thank you, wendy. >>> from joe's good example to this. fedex may not like the slogan that comes from what you're going to see. a package that doesn't just get delivered overnight. security camera caught this fedex worker dropping a box over the fence didn't even press the intercom in the box? a computer

with randy and kathleen, i got it back. >> reporter: he's still attached. but circumstances changed and joe had to move to another foster home in east bay. it wasn't easy. >> what i gained from it was being very adaptable. when i lived with my aunt, even though i was in that one room, i think i had four different homes. >> reporter: it's estimated foster children lose five months of schooling every time they have to move. about half of all foster kids drop out to . to stay in the same school, joe is on buses and bart about 3 hours today, but he's on track to go to college. >> he's resillient, tough. it's sort of the paradox of being tough and sweet at the same time. >> come on. >> reporter: joe will be the first in his family to go to college. cbs 5. . >> good for him. >>> back to our weather forecast this morning on this holiday weekend it, is chilly out there, but it's really holiday-like. elizabeth is in with our weather forecast today. >> cold outside! cold and clear. fog will not be an issue, but it's actually the winds that have died down, keeping us

why did kathleen sebelius say no? it is our gut check. all those new bans on texting while driving, guess what's on the rise. >> we want to update you on the breaking news on the campus of virginia tech where two people were shot and killed. one of the victims is a police officer and sources tell us the shooting started as a result of a traffic stop. the suspect fired at the officer and the officer reportedly returned fire. campus police say there were witnesses to the shooting and the suspect is described as a white male wearing gray sweat pants seen on the campus with a backpack and moments ago someone stopped outside a performance arts building and the student newspaper is reporting that person is not under arrest. that same student newspaper is reporting that the building the performness arts building is being emptied. we know the school is on lockdown obviously. this is a tense moment for the students of virginia tech. it was just in 2000 when 33 people were killed after a student went on a shooting rampage, but at this time we are t

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-- kathleen parker. a lot of them are starting to write up now, oh, my god, oh, my god, in the modern lexicon, this guy, newt, might win the nomination. >> well, i think there's a sense, yes, that he'd do that, he'd be bad for the party. if you look at our poll, the nbc news/washington journal poll, it gets republicans to focus here on the fact, can he really beat obama? and don't forget, the anti-obama vibe, that sentiment is really what's driving republicans more than anything else. they want to beat obama, who best can do that? there's a sense that newt gingrich has this ceiling, it's dangerous to a lot of establishment republicans. >> but yet, this is part of my close tonight, my question, how can they close that stampede down, having started it? because the leaders, the writers, the columnists, the big talkers in the party have been really saying how much they dislike obama. they have fed that en masse where they've picked a candidate who now shares that, newt gingrich? >> who shares it, yes, but i

this was a decision made by kathleen sebelius, the secretary of hhs. i will say this as the father of two daughters. i think it is important for us to make sure that we apply some common sense to various rules when it comes to over-the-counter medicine, and as i understand it, the reason kathleen made this decision was she could not be confident that a 10-year-old or an 11-year-old going to a drugstore should be able alongside bubble gum or batteries, be able to buy a medication that potentially if not used properly could end up having an adverse effect, and i think most parent would probably feel the same way. so you know, the expectation here is i think it's very important to understand that for women, for those over 17, this continues to be something that you can go in and purchase from a drugstore. it has been deemed safe by the fda. nobody's challenging that. when it comes to 12-year-olds or 13-year-olds, the question is, can we have confidence that they would potentially use plan b properly, and her judgment was that there was not enough evidence

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