. >> ross mary indicated that there has been a presentation on enforcement to the board of supervisors. mr. davis, asked that we set up a satellite, i am wondering if there is a place in between that there might be a time for bic to go out, to the south east, and make a presentation, in these critical areas, about what is going on, with reinforcement or enforcement to talk about the neighbors about our plan. >> and this seems like a good idea, i think. because we have done some presentations with mostly what working with the supervisors, and in the respectful districts. so maybe, if the supervisor cohen out there might want to host a meeting, i am sure that the department staff and other folks would be happy to go out there. >> yeah, commissioner mar. >> actually, in the background, i am working with the supervisor cohen, and trying to for the out reach, you know, in the bay view area around march and you know we did not set up the time yet and maybe that is set up for kd and then my goal is slowly go to each district to wish them for the different ordinance, like the soft story, or th

mary, thank you for joining us. rossilbert, joining us. >> we will go back to capitol hill a few minutes from now. senators will have their questions ready for secretary janet yellen. that is next. ♪ >> welcome back to "market stephanie ruhle. janet yellen just finished her opening speech. what did you hear? >> she deviated from the opening statements delivered to the house in one significant way on the economy. chick knowledge in the two-week period -- she acknowledged in betweenweek period --n she testified -- thea with her when she testified. the afc will look into this, the numbers may be weaker than they thought. and this bears close watching. >> what do you think that we should be paying attention to next as the questions begin? >> i don't think that peter heard you. >> i am sorry, was there a question? >> we will go to the hearing, right now. respondinget yellen, to questions. >> this has been appropriate for quite some time. there is no conflict at all. this is the moment between the two goals that congress has s

now, ross, take a listen to this. >> i'm listening. >> mary berra, topped the list of the most powerful business women. she's gm's first female ceo. but findings show she will only be paid $4.5 million in salary while her predecessor made double that. >> well, he was overpaid. clearly. >> not the point. >> wasn't worth the money. >> can i tell you, he's still being paid $4.68 million annually as a senior adviser to gm. so he's actually still earning more than the current ceo. >> yeah. >> go on, say something inflammatory like -- what's the problem? >> well, there is a problem, apparently, because everyone was obviously outraged and gm have come out and said we still haven't worked out the long-term incentive plan despite the regulatory filing. actually, she may be paid more money. it's wrong, isn't it, ross? isn't it wrong? >> it's wrong. executives are paid too much money in the states, i agree. >> big picture, they're all paid too much money. there's a distinction between how much -- >> she might bring it down for everybody across the piece. >> a man could do that as easily. >> i agre