mcnaughton. >> kelley has all her new friends. so the whole year that i've known here, i feel like i've been replaced. >>> mcnaughton has transferred her affection from crystal to one of her so-called blondes, jacqueline wadsworth. >> all of these girls came in. they all know her about two, three months and i've been like brushed off to the side. >> you can't do that. that's not cool right now. to pick you up? >> no! you guys are so oversensitive. all you girls are. so oversensitive. >> i'm not oversensitive! >> the only other "g" dorm inmate that can rival mcnaughton when it comes to women is melissa molina. >> like a big candy store to me. me, i go all out. if i'm going to be with you, we're going to go all out the first day. >> mcnaughton's respect for molina is evident in the nickname she gave her. >> daddy. that's what they call me. it's crazy. mcnaughton made up that name for me. me and kelley kissed a couple times. and she said how does this guy work? i'm not femme. and you're not femme either. so how's it going to look, yo

kelley's room and proceeded to try to take mr. kelley's canteen.elley bogged on him, he responded with a couple of punches himself. >> this happens every thursday. somebody's going to get their canteen happen. it happen in jail. either you're strong or you're weak. you show signs of weak not, someone's going to take your stump, you don't you stand up, it spread through jail. you can't take his stuff, he's not going to go for that. >> kelly is in jail on charges of carjacking, kidnapping, and possession of a weapon in the commission of a violent crime. he has pled not guilty. >> i'm not the type of person to go out and look for trouble. i mean, my mama always told me, if you look for trouble, you'll find it. >> kelly has been accused and convicted of violent acts in the past. at the time of his latest arrest, he was charged with assaulting a police officer, unlawful possession of a firearm, and criminal violence to which he has also pled not guilty. more significantly, when kelly was 14, he killed a man. >> 14 going on 15 years old. i running the st

we interact with the corporations i think that is the same that we want to do and i want to thank kelley the city administration here because i think that she above all else, just like i was, we have to care about our infrastructure and just like we delivered the wi-fi for the residents on treasure island and sometimes they feel isolated out there and the 2005 and the residents there. and low income and the veterans have better wi-fi because of what we are doing with the private sector and what we are doing to increase our technology and i have to actually say that it is really, not only a thank you, to google, and to the 32... that they have but we are always asking the next question and that is for all of us, we are excited to ask google what is next, and because that is always going to be a foreign looking thing and who else can we help in this city and, what else can we do to help the senior and to help the family and the people who succeed to help our public housing residents and to help the veterans in the city and how can we succeed even more ininclusively at being a great city th

happening and i would like to give a heartfelt thank you to the staff and especially (inaudible) hew, who kelley (inaudible) and i mean that this year was one of those years that we had more work than normal and we were able to come out with the clean audit and implement the erp system on time too. with the really good year for us. thank you, and with that, i am more than happy to answer any questions and so is miss pawn. >> colleagues are there any questions? >> seeing none, no questions at this time. >> thank you, let's take the public comment on this item? >> public comment is opened. seeing no comment, public comment is closed. >> could you call the next item. >> a roll call vote. >> yes. >> item number 4. >> cohen. >> aye. >> farrell. >> absent. >> taning? >> aye. >> weiner aye. >> the item passes. >> thank you, could you call the next item. >> introduction of new items. >> thank you. >> are there any supervisors or commissioner tang has a new item for introduction. >> thank you. so, today, i wanted to request that the transportation authority conduct a strategic analysis report and by way

. >> reporter: matt kelly's wife belonged to his father, who died when kelley was four, its bands, a his stepfather, who lost his battle with cancer earlier this month. kelley was rushing home to dallas the day his stepfather died and left the watch at a tsa check point at liberty airport in newark. >> casino of just gut punch, how could this one thing happen on this one day? >> everything here left at our security check point. >> it ended up here at this tsa check point, one of 18,000 items left at check point every year. >> all types of sunglasses, and keys, and headphones, and headsets and everything imaginable. >> her job is to get these things returned to their owners. there is a drawer of drivers licenses and passports, closet full of jewelry. shelves of computers, bins of lost keys, even luggage. >> one to two bags are left hine every day. >> every day? >> every day. >> holds this stuff for 30 days, but only about 10 percent is ever claimed. >> tape your business card to the back of your laptop. if we have an identifier, a name and phone number, we're going to call you. >> kel

say hello to cameron, kelley and tara, did i get it right? >> yes. >> first and foremost you guys have been in the studio before, you have come to say hello to our morning show fans. we like to help you guys get the season kicked off right. truth truthfully, over the last few seasons the team has not been really good until last year you playoffs. this year off to a phenomenal start. >> for people that don't know how many ladies are on the team? you guys are dancers? technically? cheerleaders? one and the same? what is that all about? >> we have 21 girls on our squad this season. we are dancing and we do cheering on the sidelines for the team. >> this is a wrapped new calendar. which one am i in the right? -b a brand new calendar. 2015. all the proceeds from this calendar go to what again? >> they go back to our squad. >> helps you pay for uniforms and some of the things you guys need throughout the year? >> yes. >> one of the interesting things about this calendar we were chatting in the break. you guys don't have a lot of clothes on. is it h

we did hear from secretary, brian kelley and the members of the california department of transportationther panelists to talk about the different ways that the counties and cities are delivering projects and engaging the public to insure the public ininvolvement early on and the major infrastructure plans such as high speed rail and it was a great country to exchange information on what the other counties are doing and thinking of for 2016, several other counties have expressed the likelihood that they will go forward with the revenue measures in the bay area as well as agencies such as bart and hope and working closely with stay coordinated with them as the plans take shape. >> and at the local level, the move to the vision zero program and i will note that we do have a december, 22th maoegt of the committee schedule, and we will be of course, hearing from the agencies involved. and in addition i wanted to invite, commissioners kim and yee would not saying a few words, they joined the delegation of san francisco planners and policy makers in new york city for a first ever, vision zero

. >> are you talking about ray kelley?i'm talking about commissioner kelley, who i have the highest regard for, but stop and frisk was a real issue and percolating issue. mayor de blasio ran on that issue. that should have been curtailed. stop and frisk should only be done as an absolute minimum when there's absolute legitimate suspicion. it became a numbers game. cops, to their credit, most will tell you they were opposed to that kind of denamic. >> you don't think the de blasio campaign explicitly running on that topic is not the background of the acrimony we see now? >> the landscape got clustered with police reform. most of them had never been police people in a department that's extremely well restrained and pretty accountable on any given day when you look at the volume of the work they did. so, you now have an office like the inspector general, which nobody even knows what it does. my only hope is it will stay on the sidelines. they won't make it harder for the cops to do their jobs. it seems like sometimes there's

. >> lost last night, megyn kelley sat down with james mitchell who says waterboarding isn't what broke 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed. >> what was it that finally broke khalid sheikh mohammed. >> we felt that waterboarding wasn't particularly effective on him. >> it was not? >> it was not. >> so how did you get him to the point where he wound up providing what we're told is very useful information? >> the other eit, i don't really want to say which ones they were. >> mitchell also described how the release of the report by the senate democrats has him fearing for his life. >> how many times in your life have you had a law enforcement official call you up in the middle of the day and say, leave your house immediately. that happened to me a couple of days ago. >> do you feel your life is in danger? >> of course. you have to be cautious and you do feel your life is in danger? i don't mind, i do not mind giving my life for my country, but i do mind giving my life for a food fight between two people who should be able to work it out like adults. >> i want to play one more soundbite

." >> phil leclerc's winning bid of $40 at kelley auctions of holbrook last week made him the proud ownerork. >> "it had a broken foot, the was missing, which i found in a drawer." >> but when he rattled it around a bit. >> "it was absolutely amazing." >> an envelope dropped down out of a narrow opening. >> "we found 50s, and then we found 100s, 200s, 500s, and then we found a stack of 6 $10,000 bonds." >> all tallied, more than $127,000 of mature savings bonds. >> "ten years ago, we opened." >> phil went back to the auction house to track down the owner, who needed the money from the auction to help his 94-year-old father. >> "this man was getting his dad's house ready for sale so he could pay for his care. it's a lot of money! i mean, it's going to change their lives. completely change their lives." >> and this surprise could not have come at a better time. >> "that's what i said, happy thanksgiving. he said, "oh, it will be now!" >> the man who bought that desk -- never did find that missing knob. >>vicki liviackis and sports night live we have a full half-hour of sports and a breakdow

francis earned her doctorate in politics at princeton university where she worked with paul framer, kelley mendel burke and cornell west. she held two distinct postdocs at the university of chicago and indiana university school of law before joining the faculty at pepperdine university where she garnered quite the students following with politics and law and society. francis' work at the intersection of american politics, race, constitutional law in history. she's particularly interested in the construction of rights and citizenship, black political activism and politics of capitalism. she's the author of "civil rights and the making of the modern american state" which was published on cambridge university press. this book argues the naacp plays a pivotal role in the federal court power and criminal procedure and subsequently in civil rights in civil rights by helping the supreme court wrestle away jurisdiction for state courts in the 20th century. what i would argue is that kind of conceive of making his work as a kind of deeply archival projects that in mind that the historian linda koma

. >> i want to talk about ray kelley talking about the events and then i would like you to comment on it. >> okay. >> reason bli. >> obviously there's a lot of emotion involved when two police officers are killed. and the mayor made a statement that he had to train his son who is biracial to be careful when he's dealing with the police, i think that set off this latest firestorm and quite frankly the mayor ran an anti-police campaign last year when he ran for mayor. >> so really, it's not about that the mayor caused this, it's that the atmosphere around it which causes a firestorm. >> i'm interested in de blasio, he might be the worst politician i have ever seen. he has an ideology, he believes it and he lives it. but it's one thing to tell your son that in private, and it's another thing to use it as a headline to explain how you empathetic you are for everyone who is unfairly targeted by police. >> stories of race have become stories of race. about a certain first lady who had somebody ask her to pull something out on michelle. that became a story about race a target, when i guess i

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joining me brian kelley, founder, editor-in-chief of the points guide.com.i brian. >> thanks for having me. arthel: glad to have you here. first start talking about the last minute new year's flights if we want to get out between now and the end of the year. where can i find them and how flexible might i be? >> airlines release a ton of available seats. if you're going to peak destinations like miami and rio you might be out of luck. if you're a little bit flexible you can still book the last minute tickets. just choose a different destination than where everyone else is going. arthel: i don't want to get stuck in some crappy place. i didn't say pittsburgh was bad. >> i went to school there. i'm allowed to say that. a great city. arthel: okay. >> you have to be a little bit flexible. one of the things call the airlines. i just went to japan two weeks ago, first class. it was $5.60 in fees but had to call american airlines to book the ticket, japan airlines carrier i flew doesn't show on aa.com. there are inside tips and tricks. arthel: how does that go? you

former new york city police commissioner ray kelley is playing the blame for what happened partially on the shoulders of new york mayor bill de blasio. >> there's a lot of emotion involved when two police officers are killed. i think when the mayor made statements about having trained his son who's biracial to be careful when he's dealing with to the police, i think that set off this latest firestorm. and quite frankly the mayor ran an anti-police campaign. >> former commissioner kelly is not the only person who is saying that de blasio bears some responsibility here. >> reporter: that's right, harris and we have been seeing protests all across the country for the past couple of weeks and some protesters have called for violence against police office s s chants that they want dead police. today mayor de blasio's critics say he should have been more adamant that violence against police officers is not justified. >> it's an epic failure of leadership. >> blood is not on the hands of the mayor, blood is on the hands of that sick person that took the life of two nechbt police officers, i

here with more, senior analyst of kelley blue book. alec.larity entirely because of rising prices of new cars? >> yeah, i think that's a big part of it. the average transaction price factoring in over 33,000 at the moment. gerri: used cars prices, $18,000. that's up from 17800. a little bump. one of the allures are these certified preowned packages. people love this stuff. what do h they get? >> a lot of great benefits when you buy certified preowned. extended warranty that's backed by the manufacturer. roadside assistance. you get the peace of mind of knowing the vehicle has to go through 110 or 115-point inspection you miss out on the first year depreciation which is a killer for most folks. all the benefits of a new car at a substantial discount. gerri: the moment you drive off the car lot, you said over the first year, 12 months, how much is that? >> it certainly depends on the vehicle. on average, you're losing at least ten to 15 percent of your vehicles value. you put 1,000 miles in the odometer, the value is down. luxury cars are wors

. >> matt kelly's watch belonged to his father, who died when kelley was four. the bands a gift from his stepfather who lost his battle with cancer earlier this among. he was rushing home to dallas the day his stepfather died and left the watch at a check point at newark airport. >> how could this one thing happen on this one day? >> everything left at our security check point. it ended up here at this lost and found, one of 18,000 items, newark check point every year. >> there is all type of sunglasses, and keys, and headphones, and headsets, and everything imaginable. >> job to get these things returned to their owners, there is a drawer of drivers licenses and passports, closet full of jewelry, shelves of computers, bins of lost keys, and even luggage. >> one to two bags left hine every day. >> every single day? >> every day. >> they hold this for 30 days, but only 10 percent is ever claimed. >> tape your business card to the back of your laptop. if we have an identifier, a name, phone number, we will call you. >> kelly called the tsa after going on line, the

that's based on what others recently paid for the same new car and kelley blue book's trusted pricingertise. kbb.com surviving the office that's feast-worthy. celebrate with kfc's new loaded potato bowl. mashed potatoes and diced extra crispy tenders. topped with our new bacon cheese sauce, green onions, and three cheese blend. now in our five dollar fill up meal. yowhy we're the onlyysmiles. airline still giving them away. captioning funded by cbs and ford >> pelley: havana is a city of antiques, a living museum of old models, chevy and ford, marx and lenin. so it fits the pattern when an 83-year-old dictator clothed in fatigues made the historic announcement. there are a lot of reasonable americans who argue you're caving into the castro regime. >> we haven't gained anything in 50 years with this refusal to have a dialogue, embargo, all that. that hasn't gained anything. >> it's time for a change! republicans and democrats alike. >> stahl: retiring republican senator tom coburn has harsh parting words for his congressional colleagues. >> i see him make decisions every day that benef

understand why it was so ominous, or only several hundred miles east the russians are busily merrick kelley dividing europe once again. and something that no one in europe really thought possible that could ever happen on european territory. there is still a war going on on the european continent. and for the passover years i was living in europe, working for a radio free europe, and our polish involved college would warn us about russian aggression, but the spread of russian influence and money and aggression against their neighbors. they were always derided as being the silly cold war people stuck in the past commando to understand we have a new relationship with russia, and why are you guiding us into all these problems? now those people been proven right and i would say that their worst nightmares have actually, that they could've saved even worse things. look what putin this week has defended the hitler-stalin pact of 1939. this is very scary stuff. i don't think most people in europe have come to terms with the editor because people in the united states have come to terms with it, and

a lot of people know, kelley, he went from 700,000 stop and frisks to 109,000.y. it's a great tool on the streets for cops. what i don't like what's going on is pile on time. if this was really a racial event, in staten island, there was a police sergeant who was a female black who was on the scene, and it was a 6-foot black guy that went down. i'm here to dispute the fact about piling on. now you got this hip-hop guy -- >> russell simm simmons. the streets are going to burn. >> let him go walking through east new york and see if he wants to call a cop. my point with -- i talk to these cops out there all the time, these poor cops are out there trying to do a job and it's pile on time. everyone's getting their voice, i thought farrakhan dies a while back, he comes like a phoenix out of the sun where ever you come from. then he's got jesse jackson, what about fourth of july weekend where 14 people get shot. >> the man who was hammered to death by black youth. why does it go back the a racial thing. >> here in your great city of new york. we have a mayor that was e

kelley moore. >> should we be giving physical gifts or should we be giving experiences for the holidayne trips somewhere? >> people love tickets or trips. those are gifts and i do think there is some gift exhaustion sitting in for adults. not for kids. kids will generally communicate -- they are very enthusiastic to get it. i think adults often get gifts and are like i am not quite sure that is what i would have gotten. there is maybe a sense of a little guilt, spend too much money. i love the experience because then someone really has to have fought more than is this sweater going to look good on jack. what band does jack absolutely love? people are taken by that. >> i have a question. what happens if someone gets you a ticket to something or a class and you really don't want to go and you have an expensive ticket to something and you are not interested. what does that say about me? >> i get that. if it is from someone who expects to go with you that is a bad idea unless you are really close friends or family members but other than that i think there is a danger that you have to be ri

mike kelley has been a great resource for me.ghest cost producers or not the highest, s.m. energy, oasis petroleum, northern oil and gas. some of the lower cost, kodiak oil and gas and marathon. halcon resources. the only thing i could get a consensus on, marathon has the lowest cost of production here in the bakken. other than that, it's piece by piece. >> brian, people throw around a figure of $42 as being breen-even for a huge bulk of the industry where you are. is that not working? >> no. no. way higher than that. >> okay. >> i would say -- i would say 68 to 72. i think 45 is true for a lot of the bigger ones maybe, simon, but you've got to remember. continental resources, some of the biggies, they're probably at that level that you talked about, but there's a lot of companies that just started up the last few years that are paying huge sums to get the leases on this land. guys, i can assure you, the land is very hard. it's expensive to drill here. >> brian, that's why they call it a shale boom, of course. >> it's a snow boom

christopher walken, we have peter pan, alison william, christian beryl and then we have kelley o'harat to set in between commercial breaks? i imagine sometimes live on the air. how do you manage? >> it's a lot. we all navigate it. we both make trips between here and jolly roger. it's a lot to navigate. everyone has a job. you are running through hall ways, there is a guy who needs to get to neverland, i need to get into a quick change thing. you're going from being a man in the early 20th century to a pirate. >> then you fly. so what ould could go wrong. one of the producers said of sound of music if something were to go wrong it might be during "peter pan." what could go wrong? >> everything. that's the glory of it. we've got sword fighting, flying, and those have a degree of difficulty to them. but that's why we're here. we're working hard. working out all of the kinks. >> i got to ask you. i hear christopher here has captain hook really shells it. the songs, the dance, the sword fighting and the tap dancing as well. kelly, what's it like working along side christopher walken? >> we