first i want to thank kelley for her work. she announced to staff she'll be leaving in a few months to go on to better pastures. i want to thank her for all her work the last couple years. one important thing to mention here. one is this is actually -- this is huge. i mean, this is something that frankly san francisco has been behind on in terms of technology and this is something that i've been working on since i got here and had been started before i got here which was six years ago. but the good news is we're learning from other cities' mistakes and sort of catching up in the process. one of the really important things to mention here is that this is being led by dbi and a a partnership between planning. the system is being designed so other modules will be able to be added over time. so, the other departments involved in the permitting process of some type will be able to add their module, add their piece to the system over time as well. so the system can grow with the city as well and eventually all departments involved i

kelley, we'll miss you. thank you very much for putting it together. commissioner pearlman. >> i just wanted to say having worked in san francisco for close to 25 years now, this is so, so long overdue and i thank you so much. and i have questions, but that will come a it gets tested. it's not worth going into it. it's been a pleasure to work with you ~ for the few projects we worked on. >> thank you. i do want to say there's been a team of 20 planners on this project for a couple years now. we have, as john knows, been bled by an interesting staff. having planners willing to participate when they have so much on their plates. [speaker not understood]. the planning department has benefited hugely from that. this is going to be challenging, but everybody sees what it has to offer, so, we're getting there. >> thank you. >> thank you. seeing nothing else we'll move on to the next item. >> you want to call public comment. >> pardon me. so, any member of the public -- yes, howard. >>> garv, commissioners. obviously i'm here on another topic, but i'm very in

. >> robert kelley is deep into rehearsals for "proof," opening in just days at theatreworks in palo alto. >> i'm sorry, katherine. but, it's a question of priorities and work takes priority. you know that. >> he founded this company in 1970 and has seen it through boom times and bust, directing more than 100 productions. >> i think we got this down pretty well. the timing seems about right. i just want to take another look at it. >> tonight on "spark!" -- we follow in the footsteps of leaders in the local art scene, extraordinary individuals, like robert kelley, who have transformed their communities through the arts. we'll try to keep up with oakland east bay symphony conductor michael morgan as he shuttles between gigs -- teaching, conducting and making music his life -- and his livelihood. >> there is an "x" factor. call it charisma, cal

we have brian kelley, points guy.com. good to see you, brian. welcome back. >> thanks for having me. gerri: delta says this is consumer friendly. >> no long ear frequent flyer program. it is about frequent spending. what this means for most consumers you will earn a lot less miles than you're used to. if you pried yourself getting cheap tickets the amount of miles you earn will decrease. gerri: so my whole plan is worth less money, is that what you're telling me? >> in tandem with this, delta is increasing amount of miles to redeem award twice this year. there might be more changes during the year. you will be earning less miles but getting harder to redeem. a lot of frequent flyers are up in arms, myself included. gerri: yourself included. look at delta 2015 sky miles program, excluding taxes and fees that is important exclusion, my friend. here is what you're looking at the a miles per dollar are five. people get the biggest bang for your buck, obviously diamond medallion flyer. if you're a super-duper flyer maybe you're okay. >> maybe you're

jared roe is the president ever kelley blue book. thanks for joining us. >> thank you.. >> is there anybody out there flipping teslas at this point? >> yeah, we are seeing a little bit of that. we're seeing less than 1% of tesla's 1% have reached the secondary market. we actually currently see about 40 of them in the marketplace with one of our sister companies, autotrader.com which is the largest used car marketplace in the u.s. what we see is 28 of those being dealers and 12 of them being private parties. we are seeing some secondary market activity but not a lot. >> in terms of where used teslas are worth the most, is there some sort of geographic location that -- where teslas are harder to get? where the waiting list is longer where used ones might pick up more money? >> yeah, we're seeing that in california, texas, florida not surprising. warm weather states seem to have more teslas, used teslas on the market than cold weather states. >> how much longer do you think this is going to keep up where a used car is going to see the value of a used car? and have you seen

. >> reporter: kaitlyn's mother, kelley, says she knew her daughter was in a same-sex relationship, butidn't realize the other girl was so young. did you meet the girlfriend? >> mm-hmm, yep. >> reporter: what did you think of her? >> she was a sweetheart. i liked her. she was very sweet. >> reporter: did it ever dawn on you that the difference in age might be a dangerous thing? >> i did not know the girl was 14. i had no idea she was a freshman. she looks older than my daughter. >> reporter: something else she says she did not know, the younger girl ran away from home one night and had a sleep-over with kaitlyn in her home. eventually, it was a coach who revealed the relationship to the younger girl's parents. the next day they and their 14-year-old daughter were in the sheriff's office. >> their feeling was the relationship was unhealthy and inappropriate. >> reporter: unhealthy and inappropriate. but how do you prove the nature of the relationship was sexual? crimes against children detective, jeremy shephard, with the help of the younger girl, sets a trap to confirm kaitlyn crossed t

also what brian kelley said, of green mountain, there would be other partners in the hot k-cups.t's not just coca-cola. would not name names. this was about the big deal with coke. he said, we're starting with coke. but he did say there will be a number of partners on this brand. no word on timing when this is actually going to roll out. and the other question mark that didn't get answered, an interesting one, what the role coke's bottlers will be in all this. he did say it will be complementary to this deal. there's a few things to watch out for as we continue to get details down the road. but both ceos very exited about this deal. and a whole, new category of drinking beverages. thinking of k-cups with cold, carbonated and noncarbonated juice drinks. >> sara. we'll check back with you if there's developments off of that conference call. >> when brian kelley first came on to green mountain coffee, it was thought, this guy's from coca-cola. the writing's on the wall. something's going to happen with coca-cola. that got pushed to the side. now, here we are. 10% stake from coca-col

jack nerad of kelley blue book says typically... luxury cars attract buyers 50 and older, but that is changing. the age range is down. and for our group of luxury cars, luxury cars under 40,000 dollars, a lot of people who either buy these or lease these are much younger than that. automakers have looked for ways to lure in younger consumers, as fewer millenials buy cars. a biofuel stock is capturing attention on wall street. shares of solazyme raced up 32% friday on word the biofuel company has started operations at 2 plants in iowa and products are being sold in the u.s and brazil. the renewable oil products are made from algea and replace fossil petroleum. one analysts believes the company may produce more biofuel than predicted. detroit has offered a two-tiered structure.. benefitting retirees over bankers.. to help the city resolve roughly 18- billion dollars in long-term debt obligations. balance-sheet projections reveal that the city's two municipal funds, which provide pensions to more than 20,000 people, could recover 40-pe

and to dennis kelley and susan solomen and to the general public, good evening. i am standing here to invite you to our tenth annual community honor roll celebration it will be held on wednesday, february 26th at saint mary's cathedral. and the students will gather at 5:00 and it is 68 pm and actually it is nearly falling but i said in the community meeting last night, this superintendent, one, richard carranza stepped out. he stepped out to help, african american children. because, we were not sure if the district could help us and he said that i am going to take that chance. superintendent carranza, thank you, thank you, thank you and from the top of the house as they say on the restaurant to the back of the house as they say in the restaurant, this sfsud shines for african american students and we say thank you. and we know that one day, superintendent carranza, and president fewer, there will be some of them sitting in your seats and they will say, remember that i was on the african american honor roll, and you have been with us from the beginning and we say

. >> i want to thank kevin and his team and kelley and thomas for a very thorough presentation of the 6-page resolution. and we had a very, very rich discussion, and we had public testimony by 28 speakers, including students, parents, community supporters, and folks with the comen advocates. president fewer proposed an amendment to that resolution, which was adopted, and the resolution will move to the february 25th, board of education, by general consent. >> thank you. >> commissioner murase? so a report for the budget and business services committee and i believe that commissioner wynns you have already updated us on the one item here, which is the budget development and the lcap,; is that correct?? >> that is correct. >> thanks. we just really wanted to make a point of commending to the board and maybe to the public this other document that you all got that was given out to the members of the budget committee meeting. and it says, acts on the front and the first few wages are one of the items with the governor's budget and you can read that. but this is the thing that we really wan

he convinces kelley, let's go back to your apartment. they go by a couple states, get a bottle of burden. they go to his girlfriend's apartment, cook the steaks, drink the burden coming future together and tell them the story. the story is horrible. basically, he's accused of killing 111. the numbers vary, but it's more the five hundreds of people killed. they simply wound it up civilians in the lie and put it near a ditch and they shot him until then. when a young child crawled out from under his mother and try to run away, calley grabbed his second shot and killed the young child. the worst, most dastardly deed and atrocity of that awful war. hersh has already. he goes back to washington. he raked in five installments and eventually writes two books i'm only in the massacre, but the cover up by the government trying to cover up the massacre and he becomes an international hero. the stories that really makes worldwide headlines all across the world, everyone has the massacre another witness warhurst. i have to tell you, i was 19 years o

of the delights education committee said the measure was clearly unfair and should be scrapped and kelley fourteen youths almost two hundred and sixty jobs have been promised by companies to counties cork galway and rush common position to be created over two years to two counts each of our communications company the panel considers breaking into the sale of electronic cigarettes pharmaceutical company transports announced plans to establish any grand production plant in qom iran i supported by million euro project. see the creation of one hundred and ninety eight thompson corn amount on most weekends recruitment is already underway to climb to the routine quality ceramic production marketing and the cute chick lit room with moving some of our production from china box art and in order to guarantee the eu that we can never make it to a high standard and also to reassure consumers that are puppets is as good as it can be. the fifteen minute parking this adherence to the arts. with the abduction by much. its pharmaceutical firm. i see and it speaks for t johnson county most commonly said th

first of all, i'll say what a great loss it is to the department to lose kelley. it's amazing. a wonderful person so you were blessed to have her serve is he. i have been tracking the tracking system for many, many years so i am very relieved that it's coming to fruition. and i think everyone here is going to be very benefited by it. i just want to bring to your attention and follow-up on what cathy howard just said about c-e-q-a issues. there is a game in town, in case you haven't heard it, it's called serial permitting. so, i would hope that some way commissions such as this are not blind sided with the fact that there's a permit with an application no. that looks perfectly innocent and doesn't actually possibly even have any planning code issues, but it will be when you start getting into permits a, b, c, d, and e. and i hope there is some way they can be linked not just through the address, but really somebody that reads for content would say, oh, this is the same project. they're just now sort of back dooring in some of the other things that weren't known to this commissio

his drenched neighbor, isabelle kelley has had about enough. >> i was here 10, 12 years ago when it came up and i've never seen it like this. where is it going to stop? >> reporter: the environment agency has already warned it could be moks before the floods subsides, and that's once it ever stops raining. >> axelrod: a jury in florida has reached a verdict on four of five counts in the trial of michael dunn. he's the man accused of murder in the shooting of a 17-year-old in a convenience store parking lot after they argued over music coming from the teenager's car. this case has stirred up a lot of strong feelings in florida seven months after george zimmerman was found not guilty in the death of trayvon martin. manual bojorquez is at the courthouse in jacksonville tonight, manuel. >> reporter: jim, late this afternoon, after nearly 30 hours of deliberations, the jury told the judge they have not been able to reach a unanimous decision on the count of murder. the judge told them to try again. they have reached verdicts on lessen counts, including attempted murder and shooting into a veh

his drenched neighbor, isabelle kelley has had about enough. >> i was here 10, 12 years ago when it came up and i've never seen it like this. when is it going to stop? >> reporter: the environment agency has already warned it could be months before the floods subsides, and that's once it ever stops raining. >> we turn to the winter olympics in sochi, where the u.s. stands third in the medal county between the russia and the netherlands. the hockey game was the interest grabber. >> the most tight preliminary round hockey game in olympic history. history. and those who couldn't get in gathered outside to watch. their faces showed the game lived up to it's billing. there's something about a u.s.- russia hockey game. and there's something about a 27-year-old guy from minnesota named t.j. oshie, the game's hero. >> it was crazy. it was a back-and-forth game. it seemed like they'd score, we'd score. >> reporter: a game that was stuck in a 2-2 tie, even after overtime, had to be decided in a shoot-out. the crowd lived and died as the teams trade shots. so did russia's president, vladimir putin,

and kelley. wulbe? rose willis. and susan solomen. >> and mike brits. and jesus sacarus, violet, and alahandra, and please take time for us. >> come up to the podium and state your full name, you just press that button, and there you go >> hi, so i am a sophomore at balboa. up here with me are my fellow graduates without this resolution, half of these youth will not be here and we are all here on the stage today because we had the opportunity to and to exercise our right to education. and a right that no suspension should take away from us and all of us are up here graduating because we had access to a sort of justice practices, at our schools, and not suspensions which is pushed the problem away. we mended the relationships between us and our peers, and us and our teachers and us for within ourselves for we are suspended because they took it off the ground that happened to belong to someone and it happened to be their birthday. we are on top of our schoolwork, our homework and we are there to learn the material to pass the tests get all as. this is the

just one factor to consider when buying a car a kelley blue book is unveiling a list of cars with theowest projected cost for the first five years of ownership. of the senior markets analyst thank you for coming. great to have you here. tell me everything that goes into this depreciation depreciation, maintenance, r epair? >> exactly. consumers get caught up with the up front purchase price of the add maintenance maintenance, insurance, fuel maintenance, insurance, fuel , in addition to get a sense of what they wuld pay over five years. gerri: nobody thinks about this they just looked at the sticker. you say mas des is the best reid streetcar to operate overtime? dear rick if you look across the portfolio if fantastic little crossover on average you will save the most with mazda by looking at a brandon their portfolio. their fuelfficient and will last of the road. gerri: the best luxury? >> llxus. no surprise they share is jerry and platform with toyota so we know there is a big focus on quality you'd fuel efficiency. lexus is the vendor there. gerri: if you have a single model which

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kelley ayotte offered this take. >> they need to focus on a unity government, and i will say this, nowthe olympics are over, we need to watch the behavior of the russians. i believe the president needs to up his game and send a clear, unequivocal public message to putin not to interfere is what is happening in the ukraine. >> national security adviser susan rice warned today it would be a grave mistake for russia to interview, it's no-no in the interesting to renew a violence. secretary of state john kerry and lavrov spoke on sunday. kerry encouraged formation of a coalition government. today a leading senate democrat offered this assessment. >>i iayanukovych has always bee puppet of moscow. that's why he headed to the russian part of ukraine and why he ultimately will leave the country, i'm guessing, but we in the west can gather with the european union and put a force in ukraine that moves it towards western ideals and values. >> top lawmakers seem to be concerned about ukraine remaining one country and the people being allowed to choose a if the. >> mike emanuel, live in washington,

. >>> kelley blue book announced annual winners of five-year cost to own with brands lowest ownership best non-luxury brand? mazda. most affordable luxury brand? lexus. >> mcdonald's will enter a new southeast asian country for the first time in 20 years. the fast-food giant is planning to open a restaurant? vietnam. that is today's "speed read." [buzzer] he. do you still have more of dough doughnuts? liz: one has your name on it. david: oh, my goodness. liz: people are buying doughnuts when it is holiday related. how do you know this? dunkin' donuts reported better-than-expected earnings driven by increased customer traffic and higher same-store sales. i even had doughnuts on super bowl sunday with the colors of seahawks and denver broncos. as the company continues its expansion in the u.s. it is bringing america's favorite coffee to the rest of the world. there you have it, nigel. i photographed my seahawk and bronco doughnuts. my kids only ate seahawks. i best they like the idea of bluizing. if they like idea of your stock it's a great growth opportunity at the moment. what drove y

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. >> activist hill toon kelley hie returned to his hometown almost a decade ago to help his communitye says is steeped in toxic fuels. >> i remember standing out here when i was a kid. we used to smell the silver, the stinky rotten-egg odors and the strange chemicals and i grew up thinking that was the norm. >> kelly has become an advocate for the largely african american community. >> we have a disproportionality number of people in this community with cancer to show that and people on dialysis at this present tim. we have a disproportionate number of kids with rest fore i problems, bronchitis, asthma, skin disorders, yo you name it. >> all five of her children suffer from respiratory problems. >> the kids all have bronchitis and allergies and when i take them to the doctor, they said mainly it's because we are close to the refinery. we are like two, maybe three blocks down the street. so when they release us, we are more exposed to it than anybody else. so they have to take the butte roll three times a day and allergy medicine at night. >> how do you feel about living here? >> i was

kelley blue book has released its list of the cheapest cars to own when depreciation is factored in.exus topped the list. >> catherine: the ranking also factored in the costs of maintenance, repairs, fuel and insurance. >> catherine: other winners included the toyota corolla, the chevrolet spark and the honda accord. >> pam: a concord school sorry for what it put on its lunch menu. why it's being called a "racist" choice of foods. plus -- new details on a hit and run accident in hayward. what police discovered that will help them lead to the driver who sped away from the crash. save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. controversial mascot is history. >> pam: the vallejo unified school district approved a new mascot last night. the school will be now officially be known as the vallejo high school red- hawks. >> pam: this announcement comes about changing vallejo high's mascot from the apache. >> reporte

weekend the child's mother and a live-in boyfriend are now facing murder charge her charges for kelley's the agency cannot level whether it had any contact with cayley. until final report is issued. >> : murder charges have been dropped in have been put at his identical twin brother is dead. >> : at the stabbing death of the 22 year-old to death of richard a university student. however the twin brother is still facing two felony counts of accessory after the fact for murder. he's expected to appear at a judge later this week jose police talk about what led to the next couple of brothers. >> : coming up snow storm creates major problems at several states that had its is causing and the ripple effect on the bay area. >> : airbag concern from hot and was with some federal investigators are now looking into subway slogan might eat fresh but we're learning about a problem and its spread. in the change that the sandwich chain is now planning to make. >> : subway says it's remotely a chemical from its spread. that some chemicals used to make yokel masks and true rubber. a popular food logger sa

that i have -- the first amendment that i joined in putting affor puttinge that was led by senator kelley ajot, the senator from new hampshire. now, it fully covers the cost of fixing the coal lavment the way it worked, it covered that cost by simply requiring that the additional child tax credit statute is properly enforced. let me explain that. what it requires is that families with children who apply for the additional child tax credit must have social security numbers for those children. this is a simple, straightforward enforcement provision to ensure that the law is followed. and why wouldn't we enforce the law, make sure that it's enforced? i believe that's an important part of our job, after all. in fact, i also believe that the treasury department supports this enforcement provision as well, and i'd like to cite from a recent inspector general's report. "in 2011, the treasury department's inspector general reported that individuals who are not authorized to work in the united states received billions by claiming the additional child tax credit and several news investigations foun

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her best friend kelley is proud. >> amanda has gone on to do incredible things since she was released, she was that much better able to help the women of somalia. >> narrator: amazingly, just a year and a half after her release. she did the one thing no one thought she would -- she went back to somalia on a relief mission. >> what are you feeling? >> honestly, i feel ready. i feel ready for this. >> reporter: we melt up with her on her way over the border. somalia was still a dangerous place still in august of 2011. we saw men with guns on every corner. >> you look at the little kids here. and that's the whole reason. >> reporter: as difficult as it was going back, it's been part of her healing. >> when you were in captivity, you said you always thought about the sky. this is a sky. >> yeah, this is a sky. >> narrator: amanda still travels, but she no longer feels the pull to get away. in fact she now lives just a stroll away from her mom. >> i would not be here now if it was not for my mother. she devoted her entire life for those 460 days to bringing me back home. so there's a reall

kelley, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair, and thank you, witnesses for being here, and thank you for your service and those in the audience, whether retired or not. my condolences to the family. ms. gilman, you spoke about the person authorized to direct disposition, and i was just special-- is there resources or told that are given to the families of or therefore the families to help them through this time or whoever the person is that has been appointed the pad? do you help them with their decision? >> ma'am, a casualty assistance officer, or different names, we will refer to them as assistance officers, are assigned to the designated person at the pad, and they are provided information. we do not persuade, we do not make recommendations, we merely try to make sure that they have all of the information available to them to help them in making a decision. they provide -- they are provided with the options that are available to them and the amounts that are allowable under law to pay for funeral expenses and what gover

my state team led by my state director teresa pohetka, kelley fox, brandon fuens and corey hall, jeremy hosking and adrian walker, making sure that michigan's voice was heard in every part of this bill. a tremendous amount of hard work. and this bill is better certainly for michigan as a result of all of they're efforts. quasi gillette icasey gillette,d all of our flood staff for their patience as we have passed this once, twice, and finally passed the conference committee as we will do -- i shouldn't get ahead of myself -- will pass the conference committee this afternoon. legislative counsel michelle johnson we'der and gary endicott. i want to say thank you to senator cochran's staff. they have led that effort and we want to thank them for their partnership and excellent work. and finally our secretary of agriculture, secretary vilsack in the usda, the technical expertise that we have received on every single section has been absolutely invaluable and when it came to the final days on dairy, the secretary played a very, very critical role in helping us get the compromise that will all

. >>> don't miss our conversation tomorrow with brian kelley, the ceo for green mountain coffee. partnership with them to make cold drink pick-ups. >> that's a great chart. >> did you see that? >> yes. >> wow. >> thanks, guys. >>> if you're just joining us this morning, here's what you missed. >> welcome to "squawk on the street." here's what's happened so far. >> ladies and gentlemen, we have a deal. maybe we should roll a little news alert. this deal happening. this is the forest labs transaction just crossing the tape as we're talking. >> i think more people are good with the idea that some of the soft data may be weather related and finally i think credit has been acting great and stocks usually follow credit. >> and then ipos, everyone is talking about king.com, maker of candy crush, reportedly looking for someone to do external investor relations and starwood also talking. >> of course we had reports of virgin america might be doing the same. if the market the going up in this direction, a lot of people are going to say, come on. >> homebuilder sentiment down ten points in