what i learned what secretary sebelius has been doing is calling a number of health care executives and nonprofits and groups and saying we need your help. and with some groups, groups she doesn t regulate has been asking specifically for financial donations to some of the nonprofits that will do outreach work and it s pretty unusual from what i understand, you might know more about this but for a cabinet secretary to be going hand in hat sounds it s skirts some ethical questions. you re already seeing i think they really did expect, you know, with the way republicans had reacted to this about the death penalty as a law they will get oversight no deterrent. you were talking about matter what they do. reforming. there s a state in speeding up you re seeing calls for the process, it s called investigation, is this appropriate. florida. they just considered to a law to hhs said yes we think we re within the bound of the law. that speaks to part of you hear the criticisms abo
sounds like you are, alisyn, he was duped. he has to say he was flat-out wrong it wasn t her, that see didn t exist, she called back and said i faked my own death. steve: on december 6th. brian: he gave interviews after saying i lost my girlfriend. alisyn: when you find out you ve been duped for it would have and a half, three years, i m okay with the fact he didn t come public, i was duped, and i never had a girlfriend he had a couple of weeks to process that, i m okay with that part of the story, that part makes sense that he was fibbing and embellishing that part and i think he was truly duped. brian: we still don t know who the person was, troy pal mallo, and back on the cardinals, running back on the cardinals said that he knows her, we work together, i knew her before manti knew her and then troy comes out and says i did some, i did some outreach
jobs, program, paid for with federal stimulus dollars are starting to expire now. that means americans are losing their jobs. mary snow reports. reporter: for 57-year-old greg wilkerson, working at this nonprofit organization in philadelphia has meant the difference from living in a shelter versus an apartment. after struggling to find work, he was hired in may at $13 an hour to do outreach work and help the unemployed to services they need. he tells us it s a job he desperately needed. i m a single parent. i help take care of my son. pay our bills, we have a roof over our head. i was telling him we had a problem before. a stable living environment for my son. now wilkerson is out of thousands out of work because the stimulus money used to subsidize those jobs expired. $1 billion was used from the fund for temporary assistance to
jack, thanks very much. by the end of the day, thousands of americans around the country will be out of work. that s because a federal program funding those jobs expires in congress did not extend it. let s bring in cnn s mary snow. she has the details for us. all right, mary. what s going on? lot of hopes were dashed, wolf, about this program. it is a program that was designed to help low-income americans find work. it was paid for by stimulus money and that money only lasted until today. 57-year-old greg wilkerson working at this nonprofit organization in philadelphia has meant the difference from living in a shelter versus an apartment. after struggling to find work, he was hired in may at $13 an hour do outreach work and help steer the unemployed to services they need. he tells us it is a job he desperately needed. i m a single parent. it helped me take care of my son and pay my bills. we have a roof over our head. that s something we had a
cars, with health centers, with housing. that agency is the one agency, so we say, that could build a city. i didn t do any work and i didn t discriminate and i went out of my way to make sure no one who came to the agency was discriminated against. and, in fact, during my tenure there, i targeted nine of the poorest counties in the state to do outreach work. i had outreach meetings in all of those counties. i even started working with other usda agencies and state agencies so that we could coordinate our efforts in these areas, and, in fact, this coming thursday was the first meeting where we were going to pilot that, and that was in a county here in southwest georgia, calhoun county. so, shirley, if you didn t discriminate during your time at