mayor atkins says other cities and states should get on board. mayor good to have you. a lot of people hearing that saying that's a city i can't afford to be in. a lot of businesses might say that. what do you tell them? >> well let me just explain the history behind this. we have a living wage ordinance that was passed in 2006, and what we want is a minimum wage that is actually a living wage so we worked with our small business community, and with the traft ordinance i got distributed a few meetings ago, they came back and gave us input. we have an ordinance that has two tiers. one is to recognize the particular needs of small businesses and a higher rate for large businesses. neil: so the large businesses are the 16 bucks, right? the small businesses are the what? >> the small businesses will start at $12.25 which is the same as other regional minimum wage amounts in the east bay area and in the bay area as a whole. that meets what oakland is doing. neil: all right, they're perfectly fine with this and figure it's a pricier area and better get on board than not? what

next tief years and we appreciate this proposal and it sort of combines with the speaker, tonightny atkinicle, license fee and the vehicle registration fee and weight fees and a combination of these and i do want to highlight that the proposal would have implications for san francisco, and the ability to use our authority under senator leno's bill that allowed us and authorized us to do a vehicle license fee, and the vehicle license fee proposal as contemplated under the mayor's transportation, 2030, task force would allow us to take that fee back up to the 2 percent level but senator bell's bill will also use that capacity so that we may want to seek amendments and we will have that conversation in the finance committee. >> and the chamber of commece visited san francisco and we met with the directors of cal transand the cdc and the california, transportation and the high speed rail authority and we are partnering in so many ways with the state and including on our electrickfiation of cal train, and also with chui and leno who spoke about the goals of the session and the goals and priori

and this is speaker atkins measure, and dealing with the affordable housing as well. and this is, very similar and drawn from and the senate bill, 391 from the senate last year and which was supported by this organization, and that would authorize the i am possession of a fee of 75 dollars, and it is supported by the city and county of san francisco. and we are recommended, well, joining in support, and the amount, raised of trying to figure that out in talk to the folks and look at the analysis, and it is full to quantify in terms of the total amount and it is several, 100 million dollars, and which they believe, and it would be used to leverage, a bit and of the other funding as well. and then, sb 413, is a bill that i would tell you what you suggested position would be. and it is available and administrative process, and the transit court if you might as it is operated in the allied metro. and in this bill, it would allow, and to impose the signage and the reservation for the seats on the vehicles and in other place and it also will put youth fair evasion in this c

if we think back to a decade ago, the atkins diet was a huge crazy. doubling down on protein. they were getting rid of carbohydrates. if you were running a bakery, for instance, that could be a huge problem. lirm literally there was news stories about business dropping off. what do you do? what the best strategy is sometimes when you're looking around and the circumstances have changed it's to say, you know, we serve lunch too. we're going to start promoting this a and advertising that. it's no longer all about the morning danishes that nobody wants to eat anymore. >> it's interesting it's not about looking back but looking forward and say are we keeping up with the times? >> one place where you may want rebrand if you feel like the essence of your brand has gotten confused in the marketplace. you may want to go back. a few years back was having trouble. gangsters essentially were wearing burberry and consider it cool. they had a lot of licensing deals. especially in asia or if they were slapping the burberry logo on everything. people said is it supp

if we think back to a decade ago, the atkins diet was a huge craze. everybody was doubling down on protein, they were getting rid of carbs. if at that time you were running a bakery for instance that could be a huge problem. literally there were news stories of business dropping off by 40 50% for a lot of these bakeries. what do you do at that point? really what the best strategy is sometimes when you're looking around and the circumstances have changed, we serve lunch too, we're going to start promoting that advertising that. it's no longer about the morning danishs that nobody wants to eat anymore. >> it's not looking back at this is what worked then but look forward, present in many cases, and say are we keeping up with the times? >> one place where you may want to rebrand is if you feel like the essence of your brand has somehow gotten confused in the marketplace, you may want to go back. so burberry was having a lot of trouble. gangsters essentially were starting to wear burberry. they had a lot of profligate deals where they were slapping the bu

bloch school of management at umkc, to the architecturally acclaimed bloch building of the nelson atkinseum of art, to the priceless collection of paintings he and his wife donated to the museum to the marion bloch neuroscience institute, to the marion and henry bloch family foundation in kansas city, it can literally be said of this man, as was once said of christopher wren, if you seek his monument, look around you. the same could be said of bill dunn, who built this building we are sitting in. [laughter] host: he was a student at notre dame university when he was not working at his father's construction company as a laborer paid a dollar a day. he followed his older brother, ernie junior, into the service enlisting in the u.s. navy as an aviator. in those days before satellite reconnaissance, mr. dunn was trained to fly what very likely were suicide missions, low-altitude scouting flights in slow, lightly armored, single-engine seaplanes. he was preparing to take part in the invasion of the japanese home islands when president truman's decision to deploy the atomic bomb brought an end

people looking out the windows where they saw the shooter get into a white car and speed up 66 avenue atkinslled also said hey me and my neighbors all have surveillance cameras because of this type of thing going on. and you are welcome to look at the surveillance video we may have captured at 11:30 last night. so here at police headquarters, chris, lauren, you are not going to believe the latest breaking news just happened at 430:67:89 same exact street, same exact block, same exact time, as yesterday's sexual assault that we led with in the morning and then through the evening, another home invasion reported again at 4:30 at 18th and right where we were yesterday, so we're going to go down there now see what's going on now. detective just hearing from the victim. but we don't believe this was a sexual assault. how about that for a coincidence? same exact block, neighbor over of the woman raped yesterday, by that guy that they're looking for that they now have linked to that second attack back in march same street, same time somebody tries to break into another house. let you know from ther

. >> andy atkins, his wife jenny and 4-year-old son logan just bought a condo and made this part of honduras home away from home. >> it's a beautiful island. really nice people. lots of stuff to do. great beaches. wonderful scuba diving. >> two months before the crash, andy took his first ride on the float plane with his old college buddies. >> it really was a fun ride. you get up there. you can see views of the island that you can't get any other way. it was the highlight of our trip in november. >> so in january, andy decides to share the thrill with jenny and logan, and by coincidence the crew films them flying overhead. >> we waved at everyone on the beach. there were hundreds of people probably on the beach that day and really didn't know that anything was wrong. i only learned later that an engine went out. >> first to arrive on the scene are forsyth and his band of rescuers. they fear they're already too late. >> we couldn't tell if everybody was out of the plane. >> you got anymore? they're all out? where they at? >> in the rescuers go. full speed ahead. >> we swam as hard and as fas

novelist ace atkins. poet derek harell is originally from milwaukee.known as big bad chef, aka johnny snack, is sending some of those goodies upstairs as there's nothing professional writers like more than free food. usually, you put five writers in a room, it's an ugly, hell broth of envy, hatred -- >> we all hate tommy. >> yeah, that goes without saying. >> even me. i hate me worst of all. >> around here anyway the writers are really supportive of each other. for writers to argue would be like arguing over a piece of dirt. i mean, what are we fighting about? >> the stakes are too low. >> the stakes are so low. why would you be a jerk about it? >> if mississippi were a country and there were a national hero, dead or alive, by consensus, statewide, who would the statue be of? >> elvis. >> really? it wouldn't be b.b. king? >> it should be b.b. king. >> yeah. >> but it would be elvis. >> but it would be elvis. >> mississippi is -- you know, the joke is it's not a state, it's a club, that it's so small that everybody knows everybody. >> in the middle of m

caller: i want to shout out this atkins class in georgia. i want to know the process of the budget. guest: the budget making process is a great example of checks and balances. all large part was shaped by the right to reform act of 1974 where it says that president can prepare a budget. he has a group of advisers called the office of management and budget that helps the president prepare the budget. but the budget is like any law. congress has to write the law make the law. at the end of the process -- congress also has to approve the budget. at the end of the process, the president has to sign the budget just like any law. guest: this is like an example of how you can use an example on the frq. we know that the branches of government check and balance each other, but sometimes you put a period there. i was a put a semicolon. -- host: less than 10 minutes left for our cram for the exam 2015. we are talking about the kentucky derby of civics exams happening on tuesday, the ap government exam. brandon is in new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to give a shout out to

kelly is remembering her brothers sergeant kevin atkins part of the 391st engineer battalion.u who shared pictures and we're going to continue to show photos today and tomorrow on the show. use the #proudamerican when you tweet them in and we'll be watching. >> never more proud than a couple of years ago when we visited the beaches of normandy and france and thinking about young men who willingly jumped off the ships -- >> saved the world. >> much to be thankful for. >> thanks for spending your sunday with us. >> i'm chris wallace, mike huckabee won iowa eight years now but now has a new strategy. and we have the exclusive interview. my goal is not to win a straw poll that doesn't mean something. it's to win the election that means everything for the future of the country. >> former arkansas governor mike huckabee lays out his path to the 2016 republican nomination. only on "fox news sunday." then rand paul spends almost 11 hours on the senate floor opposing renewal of the patriot act. >> i think we can be safe and have our freedom as well. >> we'll ask the sunday panel about

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it was taken by one of my constituents, mark atkins, along with mark, more than 200 delawarians over the past three weeks sent my offices photographs that demonstrate the importance of the delaware river basin to each of them. we receive lots of beautiful photographs all along the river and bay from upstate to new york along the pennsylvania-new jersey side, down to the bottom of the basin, and the delaware on both sides of the delaware river and bay. these photographs tell the story of the basin as a home to wildlife, thriving wildlife, and a very well populated area. as a spot for recreation, like these rowers here in the photograph. and as a place to enjoy natural beauty. and it is truly a beautiful part of our great country. this photo contest we have used to draw support and interest and attention to our effort. i even did a little dance step which was caught on a youtube by my staff to promote this nishtifment -- initiative. the delaware basin covers over 12,500 square miles from delaware to upstate new york. it's the home to more than eight million people anti-basin provides d

caller: i want to shout out this atkins class in georgia. i want to know the process of the budget.uest: the budget making process is a great example of checks and balances. all large part was shaped by the right to reform act of 1974 where it says that president can prepare a budget. he has a group of advisers called the office of management and budget that helps the president prepare the budget. but the budget is like any law. congress has to write the law make the law. at the end of the process -- congress also has to approve the budget. at the end of the process, the president has to sign the budget just like any law. guest: this is like an example of how you can use an example on the frq. we know that the branches of government check and balance each other, but sometimes you put a period there. i was a put a semicolon. -- host: less than 10 minutes left for our cram for the exam 2015. we are talking about the kentucky derby of civics exams happening on tuesday, the ap government exam. brandon is in new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to give a shout out to mr

. >> for people on the atkins or whatever. eggs are key. eggs are every key. i eat a lot of eggs. i try, i have one in the morning and then i might have an egg salad sandwich or maybe even have an omelet or something. >> cholesterol issue there or no? >> you have to monitor your cholesterol. that's more heredity than anything. is it a call on technology that you're making with oracle? >> we have microsoft and cisco, oracle. >> different cisco. >> different cisco. we have two ciscos now? >> wae have twoe have two ciscos and johnson & johnson. >> give you something to see. yeah, so it's interesting in terms of some of your other stocks that you decided not to sell. you decided oracle was, what else is in your platinum portfolio. >> procter & gamble and 21st century fox. shares have been under pressure. most of the best investments we made over time are in shares where the securities go under pressure temporarily, but they actually create even better bargains allowing us to increase our position. >> do you know where you rank in the platinum portfolio? do you know? >> i am guessing w

nick atkins is chairman president and ceo of american electric power and our guest host today is davidmanagement. gentlemen, thank you. the reason we have you all here is you are both customers of david's. why don't we explain that relationship first? >> well one thing about the electric utility industry is they have been doing recycling for years and years and years. no one recycles more material than the electric utility industry. they're using leftover coal ash to do road beds and all sorts of different beneficial uses. and then what we do is we work with the plants to also get the inside of the plants more green. and, so the commitment these guys have to making their businesses more green, making them more asustainable is demonstrated every day when they work with us. >> let's talk about how energy prices are affecting all of you at this point. nick, why don't we start off with you. talk a little bit about what it means for the low natural gas prices. >> natural gas has a big impact on our customers from a fuel cost perspective. our fuel cost pass through to customers. it's a direc