thank you for your support. >> hello, i am ron conaway. i am not sure jennifer was introduced prior. jennifer is the co-founder of code for america with tim o'reilly. the founder. jennifer is our hostess today and we are very thankful. i was born in san francisco, moved to the peninsula, raised my family there, moved back to san francisco eight years ago. my day job, in addition to civic activities, i am an angel investors. since 1994, i have invested over 600 companies. it is very interesting to see -- and most of these companies are in the bay area. there are about 200 companies that are active today. of those 200 companies, most of which in the bay area, over 52% of our portfolio in sv angel are in san francisco today. what is significant is, in 2005, 75% of our portfolio was in silicon valley, i the south of san francisco. so there is definitely undisputed the migration of tech companies to san francisco, and we want to support that. some of the company that i am an investor in that will lead the charge in san francisco, twitter, ising

watch for that accident as to take the ramp in down towards conaway because conaway and charles is an accident scene. looking good on the inner loop but building in the outer loop as you make your towards the west side. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> it washington state man has pleaded not guilty to sending threatening letters to several members of congress including barbara mikulski. a june trial date has been set for the man. authorities traced letters to his home. the powder tested negative for toxic substances. he is currently being held without bail. a woman admits to performing makeshift plastic surgery. kimberly smedley has no medical licenses and conducted these procedures in hotel rooms. she was arrested last year after one ever patients became extremely ill from the procedure. she will be sentenced july 12. two brothers will not go on trial today as expected. this is the sixth time the trial has been postponed. prosecutors say the brothers were part of patrol back in november of 2010 when they encountered the teenager and broke one of his ribs. defense attorney s

conaway.ut first, general allen was on the hill testified. here he is. [video clip] >> be sure, the last couple of months i have been trying. in the wake of the revelations that american troops have mishandled religious texts to include the karan protests, some of them violent, occurred in several, but only a few regions in afghanistan. 32 afghans lost their lives and more were hurt. just since january, the coalition has lost 60 brave troops in action. 13 of them were killed at the hands of what appeared to be afghan security forces, some of whom were motivated, but we believe, in part, by the mishandling of religious materials. just as tragic, we are investigating what appears to be the murder of 16 innocent afghan civilians at the end of the u.s. service member. each of these events is at heart wrenching. my thoughts and prayers go out to all affected by those of violence. -- all of those affected by this violence. just two weeks ago. i was visiting with marines and the local afghan commande

i want to give special thanks to ron conaway -- conway. no one has ever called me and angel except my mother. you really are an angel. you went out of your way. we will develop a strong working relationship with sf city, i promise you. now we're glad to end our program this morning with the man who has been the architect of putting tech on the map in san francisco and that is our mayor. please welcome back to the stage john mcnedo. john. [applause] >> thank you. it is now my pleasure to introduce our mayor. edwin m. lee was sworn in on january 8, 2012 as the 43rd mayor of the city and county of san francisco. ed lee is the first asian- american mayor in san francisco history. [applause] mayor lee was elected on november 8, 2011 by the people of san francisco while he was serving as interim mayor. appointed unanimously as successor mayor by the board of supervisors on january 11, 2011. while serving as interim mayor, mayor lee championed balancing the budget to keep san francisco safe, solvent, and successful. reforming city pensions, econo

, 54 at liberty down towards edmondson. 59 on the north side. 48 on 395 traveling from 95 towards conaway. the j.f.x. in great shape. we start in the area of 295 south at 175. traffic starting to build down towards 32. this is 95 at the fort mchenry. the fort mchenry and the harbor tunnels are running smoothly. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> thank you. the parents of the florida teenager took their message to capitol hill yesterday. the parents spoke to a congressional committee looking into hate crime and racial profile legislation. a grand jury will open an investigation into the shooting death in sanford, florida. a school bus driver in tennessee has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. the bus was involved in an accident on tuesday afternoon. a florida propane truck driver is blaming his gps for steering into a precarious situation. the truck got stuck on a narrow bridge. rescue crews were able to stabilize the trucked. the driver said he was following his gps and didn't notice the sign at the foot of the bridge. >> some credit-card compa

conaway. mr. conaway: i thank the gentleman for yielding and i will not attempt the eloquence of all the previous speakers, i just simply want to say thanks to john sullivan. he's the only parliamentarian that i know, that i've served under. his -- i hate to call it the rain, but his service as -- reign, but his service began when i got here so it's been my privilege to serve with john. he's been even-handed throughout -- from my perspective, both four years in the minority and now in our fourth year back in the majority and you can't tell with john's conduct which side you belong to. because he really does call them evenhandedly. when you love the institution the way i do and other members do, it's easy to recognize that love of institution in others. and there is no one that i know of that that evidence of loving this institution is greater than was demonstrated by john sullivan. the long-term -- the precedence of the house, the -- all of the things that go -- they're apart of, this institution

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conaway: those swaps is an important tool for the companies to manage their risk. as a member of the house agriculture committee and the chair of the general farm commodities and risk management subcommittee, i want to commend mr. stivers and ms. fudge for bringing together a commonsense bill that will offer our businesses and agricultural firms certainty about a small and important dodd-frank rulemaking. it can yield economic benefits and reduce that firm's overall credit risk. in addition to creating operating savings to the economy at scale, these companies can also reduce a number of external facing transactions altogether. by looking at a firm's entire risk portfolio, they can reduce the need for entering the market. fewer swaps means less money tied up in clearing, execution and more money being spent on hiring americans, buying splice rand funding innovation. unfortunately, ambiguity in the dodd-frank law can undo this innovative risk management strategy. if interaffiliate swaps are treeded are the same way as other swaps, they can they can have the same swa

. >> reporter: dan conaway is a constitutional attorney. he says preaching in public is okay. but not when you're audience has no choice but to listen. >> you're under arrest. >> reporter: he does not have the right to intimidate others and force them to listen and impede their ability to do normal daily business activities such as go to the dmv. >> reporter: now the police say by preaching in front of the dmv mackey is forcing people to listen to him. and that is not okay. >> if the doctrine of captive audience is going to apply broad brush, no one will be able to go to public park where people are having picnics, playing football and read from the bible. >> reporter: he says reading the bible out loud is protected speech especially, he says, if you're doing it outside. that is it from here, bill. back to you. bill: douglas, follow that for us. douglas kennedy here in new york. martha. martha: the leader of the american catholic church says the white house is trying to divide cat licks. catholics. here is very interesting interview with bill o'reilly. >> would you say to amer

. >> reporter: dan conaway is constitutional attorney and he says preaching in public is okay. >> he. >> reporter: but not when your audience has no choice but to listen. >> you're under arrest. >> reporter: he does not have the right to intimidate others and force them to listen and impede their ability to do normal daily business activities such as go to the dmv. >> reporter: the police say by preaching in front of the dmv mackey is forces people to listen to him and that is not okay. >> if that, if the doctrine of the captive audience is going to imply broad brush, no one is going to be able to go to a public park where people are having picnics, playing football and read from the bible. >> reporter: he points out mackey in the end was charged with trespassing which he says has nothing to do with the captive audience. that's it from here, jenna. back to you. jenna: in case, doug, there is one place i could use the bible, it would be dmv. >> reporter: what is the world coming to when you can't tell the people the end of the world is coming. jenna: i might bring you next time, just

delays on 95 and 395 inbound towards conaway.the west side. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we have sun this morning, clouds to the west. a few showers and sprinkles. rain chance this will be increasing later on today. temperatures started out frosty this morning. 39 degrees. weather system out west. rain chance this will be going up. we will see a mixture of sunshine and clouds. winds will devour all at about 10 miles per hour -- winds will be variable at 10 miles per hour. is chances in the mountains to the west. plenty of sunshine until we hit the evening hours. 59 today to near 60. close to that on saturday as well. rain chance in the morning hours, sunshine tries to break through by the end of the day. sunday it looks good and monday as well. >> another update at 8:56. it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by helping restore thousands of acres of oyster beds, he kept hundreds of oystermen on the job... which keeps wholesalers in business... and that means more delivery companies... making

conaway:, the secretary of state -- cond -- condaleeza rice, the secretary of state, was willing to have the iraq study group go forward. the national security advisor was willing to have the iraq study group go forward. they picked two outstanding americans, probably could not have had finer people, former secretary of state jim baker, and former congressman, lee hamilton, who was head of the -- co-chairman of the 9/11 commission, was chairman of the intelligence committee and has done a lot of very good things. it was a bipartisan effort. again, we had people like secretary gates and we had attorney general mace and they came together with a very constructive proposal and as many members may remember, the surge was in the iraq study group. it was on page 73. so why would secretary panetta, who was willing to judge activities for a war going on for 3 1/2 years during the bush administration, not be willing to have 10 objective people that he proposes, not that the congress proposes, not that any partisan group proposes, but that he will propose, to bring fresh eyes on the target, to loo

conaway. specs before mr. chairman and for being here.'t think my colleague from georgia intentionally left off the outrage we feel of the 13 men killed as a result of the litany of things that went wrong in putting a specialist in texas. general allan, there are those in this committee and on both sides of the building openly calling for a quicker drawdown of troops out of afghanistan quicker than what is currently planned and all of the other agreements. i've never seen anybody say us staying in iraq or against them forever was even a remote option so my colleagues have that and i'm not sure where they got that idea but back to my point. on the understand that we will do an assessment of how to handle the 58,000 there and the mission to the end of suddenly of the administration announces without your input that they're going to change the parameters with which the number of people you are working with your the capacity that you have in place during the the transition what impact would that have on our ability to be successful with those

we will also talk about the budget with mike conaway and ellison schwartz, and our weekly series on aagazine. liza mundy will be joining us. that is all tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. earlier tonight, the victory speech by mitt romney. he won by 12 percentage points in illinois today. [applause] [applause] >> wow. thank you, at illinois. thank you so much. [applause] tomorrow is our anniversary. we will have been married 43 years. happy anniversary, sweetheart. [applause] a very big special for the man just out here. we appreciate him. he has been a great chairman for our effort here. he was as well four years ago. we appreciate him. the senate there, he is not doing well. we love him and think about him. we all send our prayers. congressman aron shock, congresswoman judy biggert, the former speaker, we are appreciative. i forgot congressman donald -- bob dole. house speaker tom cross. our entire state of illinois delegates, another thank you. you know what i have to do. i did not get a chance to do this properly. i have to thank our friends in pr. -- puerto rico. [applau