>> would you give this to mr. kelly? >> for the colleagues who are requesting to speak, i don't see that on the roster. we are trying to fix it now. >> yes, kelly general manager what was the question again? >> the question is you make a reference to the 95 jobs that would be lost assumes a different scenario that is being proposed. central is that correct? >> yes. >> what was the scenario that would have included the loss of those jobs? on the fact that is a different approach before us. >> barbara hale, assistant general manager. the report that the city's chief economist prepared, did not look at the prospects for local investment. so it looked at the shell contract and at the increase in pricing assumed that if you were paying more on your electric bill, you as a san francisco resident wouldn't have that money to spend in other ways here in san francisco and it would therefore decrease jobs in other sectors. but the report explicitly acknowledged that it did not look at the local investment, local build portion of the

army mr ray kelly i think that it's perfectly ok to conduct operations of this magnitude in a new york magazine article kelly explains why he says i knew we couldn't rely on the federal government we're doing all the things we're doing because the federal government isn't doing them it's not enough to say it's their job if the job isn't being done since nine eleven the federal government hasn't taken any additional resources and put them here i guess mr kelly doesn't think that the federal government's creation of two new agencies plus the one point six billion dollar contributions and nine eleven counts as additional resources but then again no resources are not in the n.y.p.d. is unilateral war on terror. real damage and complexity of this oil spill was not something you grasp just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast. it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business if b.p. is the single

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. >> you were asking in the hearing mr. kelly head of the penal code was asked to convert to the commission when the consensus was being reached. >> i wasn't at the puc hearing but again, i guess my point is your essential saying you're not going to be done until the permit? >> let me say it again, we're going to conclude this study before the puc agreements are fully adopted before they to go the board of supervisors for principle of law long before we are asking for a permit. >> got you when is that? >> it's a process with the puc a couple months 3 months. >> so june, july around august? >> yes. >> thank you. i have is a couple other questions >> maybe the engineer for the puc. i do have a >> turn on my microphone here. >> know there are things you can't really make up and it's fully hard to make this up but it's amazing to see this happening. the two words i want to say but i'll say two different set of words holly cow. this is quite quite something. to the first question i have for you is have we ever had any major constructi

we have mr. kelly head of puc. perhaps we can hold for questions at the end. >> that would be great. thank you for being here. so knowing that you have a long day ahead of you and you just finished yesterday's meeting this morning. what i would like to do is go over our presentation and i would just want to thank you guys ferrel and members of the budget committee and manager for the puc and i want to let you know this is my first presentation as my new role and it is to deliver good news. it's always a great opportunity to be in that role. also this is our first time preparing a two year budget and this is a first midyear review. so i would like to spend time to walk through the presentation and just talk about all the changes that we have and mostly good because all increases that we have experienced we are able to offset it with savings and then the second major thing i want to talk about is two of our major infrastructure improvement programs which is a water system improvement program and also the sewer system

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mr. kelly's leadership when he held my position and mr. labonte's direction as a program director. ~ having said that, we have completed negotiations on the calaveras dam change order with the contractor. so, we've completed the negotiations on the hard dollar costs associated with that change. and based on that, we believe it is an appropriate time to come back, update you on where we stand and put forward for your consideration for revision to the overall programmatic budget and schedule. given what we know, given the fact that we've completed negotiations, we were actually making specific recommendations on how to move forward with the program in its completion from a budgetary and schedule perspective. it has been suggested that we should present options to you, colluding the option of doing nothing. at this point it is our recommendation that we have enough information to layout a course of action to present to you for your consideration today at the end of which obviously, if you have any questions, we can go into more detail. but th

. >> before we let item no. 1, do you have any questions for mr. kelly? seeing none. we have items 2 through 5 to act -- on. we have motions on items 2 through 4 together. can we take the amendments for item no. 5. the underlying item no. 5 as amended we can do that as opposition as well. please call item no. 6. >> shall we continue item 1? >> that would be right. 130261 [health code - retroactive increase in patient rates for certain mental health services]1302616.sponsor: mayorordinance amending the health code, section 128, to retroactively increase patient rates charged for certain mental health services. 3/19/13; assigned under 30 day rule to the budget and finance committee.3/26/13; referred to department.4/8/13; response received.page 130261 [health code - retroactive increase in patient rates for certain mental health services]1302616.sponsor: mayorordinance amending the health code, section 128, to retroactively increase patient rates charged for certain mental health services. 3/19/13; assigned under 30 day rule to the budget and finance committee.3/26/13; r

mr. kelly's statement to the irs commissioner, mr. smith. host: there was some exasperation expressed by some f the members given the fact that mr. steven miller had been up on the health several weeks ago talking about irs oversight, going through what they had done during the latest tax season and there was no mention of this situation oming out of cincinnati. guest: to question a lot of people still have is to, what, when, and why were you not telling us more about it. this is the first of many hearings that is going to be eld on this topic. we will have both the house and the senate trying to press for more answers. ost: next up is lee in middelburg, florida on our line for independents. you are on "washington journal." caller: good morning. i wanted to say a couple of things. when you have a snake in your house you do not cut the tail off. you go for the head, that is where the poisonous. there seems to be an amnesia cloud hanging over washington dc. i would like to see jail time for some of these people. i also think the president obam

mr. kelly: it's interesting to hear as we go through this how importantjust and how great a piece of leblings this is. i have to tell you, of all the words in mouth and pen, this could have been a miraculous piece of legislation, wouldn't it have been wonderful if both sides work and not to wait until midnight and shove it done the american people's throat and look at this and think to the future and think, i can actually plan. obamacare is making this nation sick. having a terrible effect on our economy and keep people from hiring. the worst thing is, it drives a wedge between business owners and business operators and their employeys and associates. we are trying to make those people, the owners, the managers of the business the bad guys. the bad guy in this case is the united states government. we have done something that is absolutely irreprehensible. you can't do that to people who make a living working with each other. better health care, absolutely. affordable, accessible, absolutely. th

you have to respond in writing mr. kelly? >> thank you, chairman. mr. you have been on the job sings december of 2004; is that correct? >> 2004. >> anything rise to this level before? >> no. nothing. >> can i ask you, why did it take so long from the first time that we knew this was happening you got the report done the president said just the other day, i think it was yesterday that he just got a look at the report and that's the first time he knew anything about it. >> well, first -- >> -- other than reading it in the papers, i guess. >> are you asking how -- >> -- yeah, have you ever seen that magnitude before? anything of this magnitude before? >> no. >> it's never come up before? >> no, it has not. >> all right. thank you. mr. miller, now, you have been on the job for quite some years years. the current job you are in november 9th, 2012, is that right you just took over as acting commissioner. >> in november of 12, yes. >> okay. >> all right. but before that, one of your jobs, you were the commissioner of tax exempt and government entities division

mr. kelly's statement to the irs commissioner, mr. smith. host: there was some exasperation expressed by some of the members given the fact that mr. steven miller had been up on the health several weeks ago talking about irs oversight, going through what they had done during the latest tax season and there was no mention of this situation coming out of cincinnati. guest: to question a lot of people still have is to, what, when, and why were you not telling us more about it. this is the first of many hearings that is going to be held on this topic. house andve both the the senate trying to press for more answers. int: next up is lee middelburg, florida on our line for independents. you are on "washington journal." good morning. i wanted to say a couple of things. a snake in your house you do not cut the tail off. is go for the head, that where the poisonous. there seems to be an amnesia cloud hanging over washington dc. i would like to see jail time for some of these people. i also think the president obama is the number one example of why de

mr. kelly. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. george you have been on the job since november of 2004, is that correct. >> 2004. >> anything rise to this level before? >> no, nothing. >> can i ask you why did it take so long from the first time we knew this was happening to the report? the president said just the other day, i think it was yesterday he just got a look at the report. that is the first time he knew anything about it. >> well -- >> other than reading in the papers i guess. >> are you asking how? >> have you ever seen that magnitude before, anything of this magnitude before? >> no. >> it has never come up before? >> no, it has not. >> all right. thank you. mr. miller, you've been on the job for quite some years but the current job you're in is from november 9th, 2012. is that right? you just took over as acting commissioner? >> in november of 12, yes. >> okay. >> i had both jobs. >> but before that, one of your jobs you were the commissioner of tax-exempt and government entities division. so you actually were in the jo

mr. lorde is colleen kelly and pro obama union, made statements against the tea party, against conservativeembers of congress. you know, i think that there is some plausibility to this. because i wasn't aware, and this is maybe my down fall, that the irs had become this left wing union. that's the thing. and i'll go back to jeff lorde on this. >> you knew about ntiu. you knew about that. >> i know, but i didn't know -- i always looked at the irs as kind of a bunch of accountants. now what i'm learning is, they have this left wing union bias, jeff lorde. maybe the facts aren't in yet, i agree. but there is enough to ask the questions you're asking, isn't there? >> are you asking me? i'm sorry, go ahead. >> i'll tell you, larry. the problem here is that the irs union is basically both player and referee here. they are going out in their political world and collecting money from irs employees, voluntarily, they say, but, of course, you know, what does the word voluntary mean. and they're giving it to anti tea party candidates and then they turn around and they have in their professional lives

mr. griffin is recognized for five minutes. thank you. >> kellyat's just a little bit of the fireworks that took place on friday. the next hearing on the irs controversy will be held on wednesday by the house government oversight and government reform committee, i should say. so joining us now is republican congressman james langford of oklahoma. he's a member of that committee. congressman, your colleague is right on point even winning applause. a lot of people who get in trouble with the irs better have some answers when the irs comes knocking on their door. otherwise they're going to face all kinds of retribution. so when you have a hearing, especially of this magnitude and steven miller comes apparently unprepared, what's your reaction to what you saw yesterday? >> this is typical from the administration. this is the way they play it. they say, we didn't get the information. we weren't aware of it. we're still investigating it. and it's a constant slow walk. what really occurred in this situation was nonprofit groups that were conservative mad

mrs. spock. >> very, very appropriate. >>> let's talk about singer kelly rowland. she released a single called "dirty laundry" revealing she was in an abusive relationship. she said the emotional song took her days to record saying she had to sing the song, not sob through it. >>> finally katie holmes has been working with bold people on the set of her new film. the former mrs. tom cruise has been asked out seven times by different crew members and extras. she's said no to each and every one of them and admitted that she's been asked out by everybody on the set. >> i still have my "dawson's creek" crush on her. >> he had to bring it up. >> no doubt there will be many more. >> i'm richard lui. this is "early today." just your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> the lead story this morning in politico. irs in turmoil in depth look at the scandal. >>> in "the washington post" eric holder's abdication. the columnist offers his critical take on the attorney general's lack of knowledge on so many sensitive topics. >>> topping our news this morning a brush fire

kelly: thank you, mr. jeffries. this weekend three students very close to me celebrated college graduation. grace ben in it -- bennett, elizabeth -- these three young people represent the best and brightest we have to offer. congratulations, grace, amelia, and whitney. they are just three students who celebrated their college graduations this weekend. it's a joyous time but for some also a nervous time because more students than ever are walking across the stage weighed down by student loan debt. the cost for a college degree gone up. 2/3 of students graduate with an average student loan debt of $25,000. today, 37 million students are facing student loan debt and the total student loan debt burden tops $1.1 trillion. the mounting student debt is stunting the growth of a generation of graduates who are facing a tough job market and high student loan payments, are putting off key milestones such as buying a house, starting a family, which further stifles the country's economic recovery. the problem is most acute among

targeting conservative groups, something it admits doing, welcome to "america live," everyone, i'm megyn kelly. mrney's remarks come as we are learning extraordinary new details on the irs intimidation of conservative leaning groups revealed in an explosive treasury inspector general report just released last night. the context for this story begins in january 2010. the u.s. supreme court hands down a decision called citizens united. that's a decision that opens the flood gates to corporate spending in elections. something president obama was so upset about he openly lamented it in his state of the union ar dress. -- address. >> last week the supreme court reversed a century of law that i believe will open the blood gates for special interest including foreign corporations to spend without limit in our elections. [ applause ] i don't think american elections should be bank rolled by america's most powerful interests. and i would urge democrats and republicans to pass a bill that helps correct it. >> megyn: but that was not done. the next few months would see the rise of the tea party and the passa

mr. duncan. thank you. when we come right back, megyn kelly on another outrage in boston. university of massachusetts protecting accused terrorist dzhokhar tsarnaev. kelly is next. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the kelly file segment tonight, so far four individuals who attended the university of massachusetts. been arrested in the boston terror bombing case. 19-year-old dzhokhar tar neff is charged with being one of the bombers along with the slain brother. three other students now charged with aiding dzhokhar after the fact. but the university of massachusetts will not release information about dzhokhar or the others citing privacy. that is causing major angst. with us now attorney and fox news anchor megyn kelly. should i be angry about this? >> i don't think it warrants your angry but it warrants your interest. there are privacy rules that protect students who have me trick could you lated at universities even after they graduate or leaf the university they are protected from the release of certain information. such as their grades, their t

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mr.-- lou: author, columnist jed -- ted die ya -- jedediah. let's start first first with mike kelly.us response like that, applause, a standing ovation, in my career. >> yeah, because people were watching miller have absolutely no answers to anything. it was stunning to me. i was watching from home, and he couldn't remember dates, he couldn't remember names, he couldn't remember why he didn't disclose certain information to the committee that he had in his hands about specifically which kinds of conservative groups were going to be targeted. so he went to this hearing, had no information, had complete disrespect for the people that were reasons answering these questions. and i ink this gentleman had had enough and said, you know what? i am going to be the one tonight who's going to speak for the american people who are watching this and are outraged and disgusted, and good for him for doing that. lou: stephen hayes, dave camp, the chairman of the committee, saying the arrogance was breathtaking on the part of particularly steven miller. and i have to say it was palpable. i have never

kelly, back to you. >> josh, thanks for that. the dow rebounding from the triple-digit loss this morning. now down 26 points. we have morgan stanley's vice chair, gary kaminsky. mrkelly. welcome back to the states. >> thank you. the market is down 2% since i came back, so what are you telling complaints here? >> market is up since i joined morgan stanley. first it's great to be back and see old friends. john was on early today. i met him in aspen. a little secret we never discuss here. as i am talking to the clients, really getting reengaged, it's not a surprise to see what we saw happen today. the one message that is loud and clear is you cannot try to min mime what the impact has been. so yesterday in the middle of the day you get concerned about the withdrawal. as long as there's an underlying bid to the market, which there is that the easing is forcing people to equities, and that's not going to change. >> do you think the stocks are out there and waiting for things to go on sale? >> you've seen it in the tape today. i get to see the numbers. it's what people are thinking right now. the first is about the apple bond yield. i was here that day. i was here tha