, i'm ann kelly with the department [speaker not understood] program. i'd like to say that half the budget of any of these programs goes directly -- it benefits to customers. but that is a really good [speaker not understood] compared to others. and ours has always been the 50/50. this past year it went to like 60/40, end in 2012. going forward, the reason there's a change is because of all these innovative projects that guillermo was telling you about. they added an extra $.4 million to our standard budget which was 50/50. * and they added that on. and they can't claim savings for those. so, even if we use those programs and design them so that we get energy savings, we're not allowed to claim them towards the goals of pg&e. so, it looks like they're not getting the benefits, but we've got a great technical -- technical staff of engineers who go out and provide all kinds of services that aren't captured under the direct incentive, but they are benefits, they're extremely good benefits. that's part of the reason our program is so successful because we h

we have blake zeth and kelly ann conway, who just briefed the republican house members? virginia. n, annihilate the republican party. what was he thinking >> he was probably thinking of the alleged eye roll during the inaugural luncheon to the way the president behaved in the first days of his second term. there is very little of the obama '09 inaugural speech. it was a very partisan, pedestrian speech, a double whammy. look at the way flpresident oba and paul ryan have behaved this week about the issues of our time, the debt ceiling and budget. it seems like the president is still in full campaign mode. his cohort said they're going to engage his campaign infrastructure. >> they're going to set up. >> paul ryan is back to his day job. he's the house budget chairman and he's shown a lot of leadership. i was in williamsburg last week. there was no talk about retrenching and collapsing and giving in to the demands and turning back on their promises. there was great unity and they called the president's and harry reids bluff. they agreed with speaker gingrich when he said don't move t

dan rather, grover norquist, dallas mavericks owner mark cuban, kelly ann conway, frank rooney from "the new york times." plus the newest member of our cnn family jake tapper, anchor and chief washington correspondent. welcome to you all. jake tapper, first of all, welcome to the cnn family. as i think wolf blitzer told you earlier, you just have to work hard, keep your nose clean and let wolf deal with the work. that's what i tend to do. a fascinating day in many ways in washington as they have been a lot recently. the president seemed to me to be a man who realizes he probably hasn't achieved enough to guarantee his legacy whatever he sees that to be. he looked pretty determined, pretty up for a fight and laid out a radical plan as many are seeing that has been much more liberal than in the past. as if to say, right, this is me and i'm going to go for it. what was your reading of it? >> i think we have a different tone from president obama than we have in the past. there's an evolution of what he said in the democratic convention where he talked about there are no blue states, no re

just never take a position on it -- >> kelly ann conway, a friend of ours, very brilliant political consultant told a huge meeting of house leaders today in williamsburg about the word rape, which was so devastating to several republicans running for the senate. two senate seats were lost because she said, she said that is a four-letter word. it should not be discussed. now, that to me strikes me as a very common -- >> a number of issues they have with women all stem from this abortion business. just get out of that business. it comes -- >> and i'm a pro-life guy. what do i do? i'm a pro-life guy. i don't want the republican party to be the pro-abortion party. >> they're not the pro blorgs. they have no position. they stay away from it. it's a states' issue. let the states decide that. >> fair enough. do you buy into that? >> i think it's smart politics. i don't know if i agree with it substantively. the republican party is losing women, and that's a majority of the population but they're also losing latino and mashzn americans, the two fastest growing segments of the population. romney lost t

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getting clear to the point, i go to ali and -- kelly-ann. i was on tv for the first time with you. it was on msnbc. back in the day when msnbc covered -- it would have been hell if you had not been there, too. because we seemed to be the only people who cared about the abuse of power and silly things like that. syndicated columnist, author mona charon. [applause]we were just reminiscing about the old days of capital gang. mona is a hard-core -- i watched on saturdays and sundays. i took an immediate liking to you. i saw you on cnn before i started reading you. she just exuded this grounded mess and a joy. ever since i have gotten to know her, she has that a great family around her. you can see where that is all coming from. it is a reminder, even in politics, about what is really important. and genevieve wood is the vice president of marketing at the heritage foundation. >> that's right. nbc news a long time ago. >> genevieve, we used to get confused for one another. which i think tells you about how many brunettes there were in this movement. >> there is still a shortage on fox ne

. >> kelly wright has more. >> patti ann and heather good morning to you as well. hope you are doing well. top senators are focusing on a bipartisan plan for immigration reform. 11 million people are living illegally in the united states. 8 top democrats and republican senators plan to announce this afternoon a proposal the bill that would provide pathway to citizenship a worker enforcement program a guest worker program visa worker program and more. >> we are commit to do a comprehensive approach to finally have an immigration law we can live with. we have been going for maybe 25 years with statement about immigration policy. that's unacceptable about immigration of immigrants. >> can't go on with people in this country in the shadows with this illegal status. we cannot have children who were born here brought by their parents when they were small children to live in the shadows as well. i think the time is right. >> part of making the time right for senator john mccain and other republicans means there has to be some proposal in place to implement tighter border

kelly ann conway , i think of you as a sound byte machine. substantive sound bites. when i need something quick and substantive, i go to kelly and. i was on tv for the very first time with you and we were talking about -- it was on msnbc. it would have then hell if you had not been there, too. we seem to be the only people who cared about abuse of power and silly things like that. syndicated columnist, author. [applause] labor reminiscing about the old days -- we were reminiscing about the old days. i watched saturday and sunday. mona, i took an immediate light king to you. besides being right, ever since i've gotten to know her, she has a great family around her. you can see where that is all coming from. it is a reminder about what is really important. genevieve wood is vice president of marketing at the heritage foundation. >> nbc news, a long time ago. >> we use to get confused. it tells you how many brunettes their word. -- there were. this is inaugural week. we are still not over the mitt romney loss. as i started to recover -- the barricades date put in front o

. >> joy-ann, i will ask you. beyonce, kelly clarkson. >> you know what, see, i hate to do this as well. i think kelly clarkson finished that song really well but beyonce gave fierce throughout. i thought she worked it. i thought she worked the whole performance overall. i have to give it to her. >> mark, i will ask you this. who do you think did it better, the better couple of the evening, the hammers or thomas roberts and patrick abner, if you take a look at this picture. we were on a double date last night. with hammer and his beautiful wife stephanie. only at the inaugural could this happen. >> bring the hammer back. i love it. >> he's such a nice guy. >> too legit lives on. >> too legit to quit. they were a great couple. they did not quit last night. party hopping to beat the band. my power panel for today, thanks for joining me. i really do appreciate it. thanks, guys. >>> roe versus wade 40 years later and for the first time since then, a new level of support. i will talk with two women still fighting for women's rights.

governor, maggie hassan, who's on the th at next to her is ann mclane kuster and carol shea-porter, just elected to the house, joining senators kelly ayotte and jeanne shaheen. r:00d ber of the congress worked harder to get there today than republican senator mark kirk of illinois. one year ago, at the age of 52, he had a stroke, and it left him unable to walk and barely able oftalk. roke,spent months in an ndtensive rehabilitation program, learning to speak, marning to walk, and learning to climb steps again, all with one goal in mind. an to climb the 45 steps that my staff counted from the parking lot to the senate front door. >> pelley: and today he did. >> welcome back, man. ( cheers and applause ) >> pelley: with the help of vice president biden on his right and democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia on his left, mark kirk climbed those 45 steps of the u.s. capitol. or the junior senator from illinois, the most triumphant steps yet on a long road to recovery. also recovering this week from a blood clot in the head is hillary clinton. one day after she was released from a new york hospital, her effice said today that t

ann browne. we now return you to our all american new year's 2013 with megyn kelly and bill hemmer. . ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] . ♪ [ music ] . ♪ [ music ] . ♪ [ music ] . ♪ [ music ] . ♪ [ music ] . ♪ [ music ] . ♪ [ music ] . ♪ [ music ] . ♪ [ music ] . >> i mean, really. you know? >> great job. >> really. she and her husband, they are great people and have been really good friends with fox. and cool to see them still out there. >> she looks fantastic. >> fantastic. he looks great. >> tell them your story. >> no. later. later. >> bill used to pretend he was neil and what was the girl's name? pat? >> her name was christie. >> yeah. yeah. >> they had a high school love. he would be neil. she would be pat. they'd -- . >> it's a great day. on the 8 track. we're transition of the evening. love is not the only battlefield we're talking about tonight. >> love. >> how do you call that love? >> we tried not to do it. >> we didn't want to do it. >> your friends down in washington, they made us do this. >> yes. >> because that is it. the other battlefield. >> here we go, washington update on the fc. and as

kelly and mike will be in white marsh. jamie and scott will be live in the studio, that all starts here on abc 2. >>> and the ann executive wants the judge to hear his case and not a jury. linda, what is happening this morning? >>> >> reporter: the trial will get underway at 9:00 this morning. he left the courthouse giving up his right to a jury trial. they would not say why the decision was made. it comes after two days of lengthy questioning of more than 300 jurors. he is on trial for misconduct charges. he is accused of using his taxpayer funded detail for personal and political reasons. it is alleged that the leader made officers run errands, conceal an affair and stand watch while he had sex with a county employee. >> i had no knowledge of anything, i'm a single mom i take care of my kids, we don't have much tv time. >> reporter: cheryl conner will be in the courtroom and she will cover the trial until a verdict is reached. linda so, abc 2 news. >>> with is one of the university flu seasons the peak does not hit until january or february. you from not gotten the shot, it's not too late. >> and you can get vaccinated

kelly, who will update us on the life line council. >> good afternoon everyone. i have a hard act to follow, admiral. that was wonderful listen to your stories and dejan and anne and great work and i wanted to update everyone on the life line council and give you a background. in august of 2009 then city administrator edwin lee launched the life line council and recommendation of the 2008 policy paper produced by spur outlining what san francisco had to do to improve the resilience of life line to with stand a earthquake. you can find notes on our website. the life line councilmembers over its three year life the life line council has successfully convened a top level of executives and mutual sharing of plans and projects and priorities much the members are listed here above. as you can see we have many of city and county san francisco agencies from the general agency, real estate, public works, water and power, san francisco public utilities commission, pg&e and comcast and caltrans, bart and other key partners such as fema and more. the objectives our life line council is to develop and improve collaboration in the city and across the region by regularly con

ann collins at 8:00 p.m. >> pam: just hours ago, kron4's maureen kelly tracked down a man who owned the building where the recent search took place. he was renting both units out at that time of the abduction -- but still had access to the lower level, where investigators could be seen coming and going on tuesday. anything unusual i probably would have noticed if there would have been concrete dock up. it just seems like would know something? >> pam: coming up at six. you'll hear what he remembers about his former tenants. the search for answers in the kevin collins kidnapping. spans nearlykron 4 has dug through our archives. tonight, at six we'll show you the intitial search -- and events leading to what's happening now stay with kron-4 as we continue to track the cold case of missing child -- kevin collins. more on the web at kron-4 dot com. as well as our facebook and twitter feeds. >> right now, a candlelight- walk. to mark the anniversary of a long- missing dublin child, is just hours away. 13- year old ilene misheloff. vanished on the way home from school 24- years ago. tonight's two-mile march will start

kelly the prime suspect. vic lee, abc 7 news. now, kevin's family has been desperately waiting for answers ever since he first disappeared in 1984. his mother ann colins learned search yesterday afternoon. while it has not produced any clues about her son she says it has still been emotional. >> still that little thing just to actually find him is going to devastate me. and when jaycee was found i was thrown for a loop. i thought all of these years i desserted kevin and didn't think he was alive and maybe he is alive out there. i just really went through hell over that. >> ann does not know what sparked new interest in the case but is encouraged by any development that may finally after all of these years provide some answers. >> cal osha fin sherred its investigation into the massive fire at the chevron refinery last august and that report is slamming the company with the largest penalty in the agency history. heather ishimaru tonight with the full story. >> reporter: cal osha say says sheb ran had every opportunity to prevent the august pipe rupture and fire but ignored repeated warnings in its own inspectors, putting workers and community at

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