dan kelly, then you for being here from our human services agency to give a little bit of overview from your department and your perspective. >> i oversee planning for human services agency. our agency has to departments, the department of human services that includes medical, food stamps, children's protective services, etcetera. our perspective is maybe a little broader, and the lenses basically poverty. we see family flight not isolation, but part of broader trends. the fight of african americans from the city and the alarming rise in social isolation among san franciscans, particularly low-incumbeome ones. it doesn't show very well. can that be centered? this was a great chart. the title, in particular. it shoews the adult and child population. san francisco has always had very few children. if we look back to the 50s, the baby boom population, the sixties, white families started to migrate from the suburbs. we continue to have very low number of cities. we have fewer joe then than any other major city in the nation. -- if your children than any other major city in the nation. it is

we heard from dan kelly at hsa, very similar to what he is saying. every racial group has decreased except for white and mixed-race children. most shockingly, the african- american population especially because of their lower numbers in san francisco. we would argue the city's policies and practices have contributed to this trend. coleman fought for the children's fund. we believe in open space in parks. those things will not be the defining factor for what keeps the family in san francisco if they are struggling to survive. when we're looking at economic policies, we have to consider families and extremely poor, low-wage working, and middle income families when we're making those decisions. thank you. supervisor farrell: thank you. >> i want to talk about key priorities. and key recommendations that we're hoping that will be considered here. move children out of poverty with a priority of the needs of 45,000 children growing up and 20,000 extremely poor and low- wage working families, part i is those first. invest in affordable. focus the vast major

we have btig's dan greenhouse and our very own kelly evans onset. dan, let me get to your first of all. what's your reaction to what bernanke was saying to liesman. >> i think what he said in the class is exactly right. you know, i've been meeting with clients the last couple of days. there's this debate about the rise in treasury yields and how quickly the fed will move to change its language given the improvement in the economy. i think people are underestimating the degree to which 1937 hangs over fed policy now. they are going to go very closely in making sure they don't make the same mistake again. >> kelly, do you feel we learned anything new today? >> from ben bernanke? i think his comments about the economy sounded pretty upbeat. he tends to try and strike a pretty even keel tone. that jumped out at me. aside from that, not necessarily. the real question comes down to the focus on rising rates and people wondering in context is it time for the fed to react to this? i agree with dan. it's far, far too soon to expect that if anything. i'm curio

. >> so, dan, is ray kelly doing the right thing? >> i think he's doing the right thing, but i think that chris christie is a sitting politician who obviously did not know this was going on in his jurisdiction and it was an embarrassment and he had to crack back against it and i can't believe that chris christie would oppose the surveillance. >> in the future will we take a back step and retreat on this because of this happening? >> oh, if eric holder and the obama administration have their way, i'm afraid that might happen. >> okay. >> all right. when we come back, the obama economy, what february's unemployment numbers really say about the economy. that's next. little extra fiber in your diet. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to me about fiber while you are eating a candy bar? you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. weight loss programs can be expensive. so to save some money, i just got the popular girls from the local midd

. >> so, dan, is ray kelly doing the right thing?think he's doing the right thing, but i think that chris christie is a sitting politician who obviously did not know this was going on in his jurisdiction and it was an embarrassment and he had to crack back against it and i can't believe that chris christie would oppose the surveillance. >> in the future will we take a back step and retreat on this because of this happening? >> oh, if eric holder and the obama administration have their way, i'm afraid that might happen. >> okay. >> all right. when we come back, the obama economy, what february's unemployment numbers really say about the economy. hi, i'm sarah james. and i blog at hairthursday.com lightweight nourishment is the best of both worlds. [ female announcer ] it's new aqua light with zero weight, 100% more nourishment. [ james ] it's light and healthy and just makes me so happy. [ female announcer ] new aqua light from pantene. [ james ] it's light and healthy and just makes me so happy. oh dear... oh dear! ohh dear... i'm no

dan, thanks. we'll see you later on with kelly. >> yeah, hosting with kelly ripa.the temperatures trend in new england. 51 in new york. it will be 38, 39 by tonight. a chilly night. by saturday morning, maybe some mountain snow going on in new england. a little mix in boston. 36 for tonight's low. get ready for the falling temperatures. the heavy rain into the northwest. there's been days and days of soaking rain. look at the bull's eye here. this is the heaviest rain. it's about 8 inches possible. they're calling for what they think will be flooding tapped real possibility of mudslides. here come the temperatures. 75 in denver. jackson, 80. gorgeous in orlando. atlanta, 82. lots of sunshine today. breezy and cool compared to yesterday. 60 to 65 today. the 30'sres falling in tonight. tomorrow, upper 50's >> all of america's weather was brought to you by burlington coat factually. >>> coming up two of the biggest lottery winners ever. they're going reveal their secrets for scoring the winning ticket. robert wagner for reverse mortgage today is the day. the day to br

dan, appreciate it. next hear the fbi watching suspected hezballah agents with ties to iran right here in the united states. next senior national secure pruzer susan kellyand, susan, we heard a lot about this during a house committee hearing. tell me about it. >> we did. these hezballah agents here and present in america, we heard house homeland security committee yesterday say there are hundreds of these agents throughout u.s. cities. there are a panel of experts that testify to that fact and talked about how they have been here for ten years or more and basically raising money to support what they're trying to do back home. however, they haven't made a switch yet to becoming operative groups. cnn did further digging and talked to federal law enforcement officials here who because it is a very sensitive issue and on going investigations they're not going to comment on the record but they did say that the cases that the u.s. brought involving hezballah to this point have only been about fund raising and they haven't actually involved serious plots or terror attacks. because of fears offist rail i attacks that have gotten the buzz whipped up and people a