mr. kelly, you have the most wonderful sense of humor. >> hey, i own this joint, and i know this guy, and he is loaded. mr. kelly, we have your milk boiling just the way you like it back there for your steak. >> you're gonna like this. >> how's about i clear out the coat room, and you guys hit it in there while the steak is getting ready? >> what? >> what in the hell are you doing? >> i got this. he's gonna be aggressive. >> i've got this? >> charlie, make a move. maul. >> no. no, don't maul. (shrieks, charlie yells) >> i'm leaving! >> you grabbing her breasts? what are you doing? >> i don't know. what does make a move mean? >> it doesn't mean stab at her breasts with your fingers. >> oh, man. >> come on, bro. you're ordering milk steak and jelly beans? >> you guys blew it, dude. >> i told you to stick with the game plan. >> we blew it? >> it was going great. i had it, man. >> you did not have it. >> you don't know shit about chicks, man. >> we don't know shit about chicks? >> yeah. >> well, gu

thank you, mr. kelly. >> madame president -- pardon me. i believe that brings us to agenda item 16, discussion of possible action to approve increase of contract cost in the amount of $1,600,000 for water enterprise water system improvement program funded contract wd-2552 and authorize the general manager to consider and for pre to approve the modifications to the contract for a total amount of $36,727,065. >> this is exactly the kind of transparency kind of item we were talking about, correct? >> absolutely. i do not have a presentation for this. i would be happy to answer any questions you may have. commissioner vietor: is there a motion to adopt? >> so moved. >> second. commissioner vietor: questions or comments? any public comment? all those in favor? opposed? thank you very much. >> madame president, i did not believe there actually is any closed session item at this point. if you would wish, you could move directly to 25, other new business. a commissioner at this point has any new business before adjournment. >> i have one brief com

actually, mr. kelly and i are on different sides we have a common interest with many of our banking friends in north carolina in ensuring that the impact of the are regulation doesn't unduly harm small financial institutions. the cost of regulation is higher per account for us than it is for bank of america, and so we ask that they take that into account. >> are they immune for from interest? no. do we think they will reason ply take that into account, yes? we believe they have shown an interest in that. and we looked forward to you beginning this important work. the hearing record will remain open for 7 days for additional statements and questions. this hearing is adjourned. >> bringing ugh a look at capitol hill at this hour after this morning's meeting on the debt and deficit, house speaker john boehner called a meeting of his own with nancy pelosi and members of the senate that. meet something still ongoing. here is a look at just before things got underway. can you reassure the american public that

we have mr. kelly. commissioner torres: he works for p.u.c. and very well, i might add. i want to know how many companies were african-american own. we heard testimony this afternoon about the fact that there are not enough. i agree with that. i want to know what companies were present that are african- american owned? >> there are several, actually. >> as part of each team, i do not know how many for each team, but there were african american companies on each one. i know that -- i'm just going off the top of my head. commissioner torres: i can wait. i'm not a supporter of proposition 209. i think it is embarrassing that a minority person sponsored a that initiative. be that as it may, i think it is our duty as a public agency to make sure that when we go over all of these proposals and, in fact, there is some concern, and some concern i shared over the years, that we need to make sure we have out reached so that not only african-american, but latino-owned companies are included, especially with the local hire provisions that i know will be difficult to implement. you h

even if there were regulation, the standard, as mr. kellyentioned, threatening the stability of the entire financial system -- shouldn't we be concerned about a regulation that can threaten the stability of the entire financial system? this is a reduced set up never to be used. congressional over -- this is a review set up never to be used. they have had trouble getting information about how the bureau intends to spend money. the review authority is in the statute. but it only applies to rule- making, not to statutory provisions. there is no check on the director's decisions. the director gets to decide. that is different from the office of management and budget. omb represents the president who can ensure of agencies to change their views. -- who can convince agencies to change their views. >> the reality is, when these rules are promulgated and put forth, we have 7500 community banks out there scattered on main street across this country. sometimes i think when we tested by, we talk about things about reduce standards. none of those banks

mr. kelly and i, even though he is on the other side, we have a common interest with my banker friends in north carolina in ensuring that the impact of the regulations does not unduly harm small financial institutions. the cost of regulation is higher per account for us that it is for bank of america. we ask that they take that into account for it were the immune from it, no, but will there reasonably take that into account, yes. we believe they have shown an interest in doing that. >> you would hope so, anyway. >> thank you again to all of our witnesses for your testimony and for being here today. we look forward to the cfpb beginning its important work. the hearing record will remain open for seven days for additional statements and questions. this hearing is adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] [inaudible] >> how life for it to be accountable to congress. -- i would like for it to be accountable to congres

we now go to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kelly, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ms. warren, thank you for being here today. i'm over here. in my previous life i was in the -- i said in my previous life i was in the building business. the availability of credit is so, so critical. i looked at your background. you really have an impressive background, and you have done so many things. the availability of credit is one of those things. i know that automobile loans come up quite often and sometimes they are regarded as predatory lending. how would your agency work towards that? because we are goffered by the cftc. how is that going to work? >> sure. we'll start -- just to make sure i'm responsive and you help me if i am not in the right place. automobile loans in particular you do know that dealer initiated automobile loans, automobile dealers are not within the jurisdiction of the consumer agency. congress made that distinction in dodd-frank. and so the place where we are focused, and i just want to be clear about this, it's really about saying, consumers

. >> thank you, mr. kelly. ms. drysdale, you may proceed. >> thank you, and chairman johnson, ranking member shall be, and members of the committee. i appreciate the opportunity to speak today. i've been a legal services attorney representing low-income consumers for the last 23 years in jacksonville, florida. a sum of human up, we are proud to be the home of two major military bases. i had the honor of serving military clients in my tenure there. the group of low-income individuals has grown exponentially during the financial crisis. as this demographic grows, also has grown the amount of aggressive and harmful lending which is going on regulated or leased under regulated throughout the united states. one of the most vulnerable populations are the service members who are serving our country. many years ago, congress passed the military lending act. this committee was also in favor of that act. this act was meant to curb illegal and harmful products that are hijacking service members bank accounts and taking their

mr. harris, it's kelly and ana from the coalition. >> you can't completely alter people's life circumstances. we're not going to cure poverty. the question is how can you take the current situation that a patient's in, and improve it enough to make them a little bit healthier and lower their unnecessary er and hospital use, and make them have a more productive interaction with the healthcare system? >> do you see anything? >> gawande: this idea of focusing on the sickest to lower costs for everyone seems to be working here in camden. but there are hotspots in every community. what if you took this idea and put it in play across the country? it might just work, but there's a catch. how would the medical establishment react if, suddenly, their most expensive-- and lucrative-- patients started costing half of what they do now? if this kind of experiment works, though, you're talking about dropping the number of hospital visits as a whole. >> yes. >> gawande: you're talking about removing people from emergency rooms. >> yes. >> gawande: they could have to shut down floors and beds. >> yes, yes.

will do it from here in washington, kelly wright and jamie colby are standing by in new york, have a great day. >> uma, thank you very much. this is a fox news alert. mrs. 'plenty of political theater. i know it's the weekend, but the debt ceiling battle is entering crunch time on capitol hill. i'm jamie colby, good for you here. thank you inside america's news headquarters. >> kelly: i'm kelly wright. the house is expected to vote soon on legislation mirroring a proposal worked on in the senate. now, that bill not expected to pass, and it comes as our nation is closer and closer to default. mike emanuel is live on capitol hill right now and mike, as the senate heads back into session today, set the stage for us, if you will. what is the mood there? >> kelly, it seems tense and a lot of people seem uncertain exactly how they move forward to get a deal that will pass both the united states senate and the house of representatives.

hundred pages of stuff some of it is proposals it would like to say one thing about mr grieve you voted for the iraq war dr kelly's death was all about the iraq war you should disqualify himself from considering this matter if dr kelly didn't commit suicide are you suggesting that he was murdered by the state i think it's very you know the. m.p. who's a minister of transport who under minister minister transborder he used the city of berkeley he was murdered i think the evidence is strong with he was assassinated but i'm not saying it is what we need to know laurie has to have an inquest has to be an inquest of course this was all around the time of the invasion of iraq when tony blair was prime minister your own record saying that he is a psychopath and a war criminal the hell never stand trial will he who will wonder i hope before i die now seventy one i hope before i die blair will have two arms of his crimes they are massive and he is now masquerading as a man of peace and a man of faith. sitting in little american trying to return in jerusalem as head of the quartet representing russia in part extraordinary.

stuff some of it is for posterous actually but i'd like to say one thing about mr grieve you voted for the iraq war dr kelly's death was all about the iraq war he should disqualify himself from considering this matter so there's a conflict of interest there is a problem and i said so i said so it's really don't know if that's kelly didn't commit suicide are you suggesting that he was murdered by the state i think it's very. normal baker m.p. who's a minister transformed to minister to minister transport and he decided he was murdered i think the evidence is strong when he was assassinated but i'm not saying it is what we need to know lord it has to have an interest. personal question of course this was all around the time of the invasion of iraq when tony blair was prime minister you on record saying that he is a psychopath and a war criminal they'll never stand trial will he will wonder i hope before i die on our side of the world i hope before i die i will have to answer for his crimes they are massive and he's now masquerading as a man of peace and a man of faith not sitting in the american trying to turn

mr. lang? >> i would agree with the comments made here. it would be a physical kelly responsible approach. >> mr. merlo? >> i agree. there's no question that comprehensive reform is going to have to be thoughtful. it has a lot of elements to consider. to emphasize the point about predictability and certainly is a key bye product of the decision >> making process. >> i appreciate that. let me go to a question on repatriation. i have asked my staff to look into what happened in the last repatriation. here's what they report to me. a number of empirical analysis had been van gundy taken to assess the use of rea patriot repatriated earnings and growth in u.s. jobs. these studies found no evidence that firms used these earnings to significantly increase domestic capital investment, employment or research and development. rather, earnings were largely used to benefit company shareholders through stock repurchase programs even though this was explicitly prohibited by the measure. the memo goes on to say researchers also found specifically with regard to employment the number

mrs. mcpeek derided the fact that they were making fun of the irish in the united states, you know, things like i survived the kelly murphy family gathering, things like that. and they wrote letters poking fun at what i thought was a couragous op ed piece. so this is in response to the irish americans who don't feel the pride that they should. and please excuse if i manhandle the irish manner of speaking. this is a joke told to me by one of my friends. he said that an american, an irish american, was golfing with his wife on a weekend. and he hit the ball into the rough. went looking for it. all of a sudden, a leprechaun jumped up. we're back to the leprechaun theme. he said, top of the morning to you, lad. he says, you're a leprechaun. he says, yes, i am, and you have 3 wishes. three wishes? he says, yes. you have 3 wishes. i want to be a par golfer.. he says, no problem. from now on, par and under. he says, i want a porsche. he says, when you go home tonight, there will be a porsche in your garage. and he says, i want a million dollars. he says, done. when you go to the bank on monday, there will be a million dol

that would be the shadows of several officers and mr thomas who is you can barely see face down on the ground while allegedly resisting. this was what kelly thomas looked like prior to his encounter with the fullerton police now i have to warn you what you're about to see is a painful graphic photo this is what kelly thomas looked like well dine in the hospital locals and witnesses are less certain that kelly was harmless and childlike in demeanor incapable of posing a threat to anyone kelly thomas' father ron thomas a retired deputy sheriff himself has expressed outrage at the death of his son as he said his death was gang involved the way i see it again of robot officers who brutally beat my son to death the only thing we have left of our son is the blood in the gutter that's all we have left. he added that he now regrets ever having served as a law enforcement officer and spends his time and out flyers trying to gather more information on the incident in an attempt to find justice for his deceased son police are conducting an internal investigation and there are requests for the police cruiser camera footage will so that if it's releas

kelly in two thousand and three so eighteenth of july a day for whistleblowers. small reaction on the fallout of the scandal surrounding rupert murdoch's news. british blogger how do you call mr cole a very good evening to you thanks for being on the line let's you just heard there from our correspondent laura on the speculation circling on twitter about the similarities between the deaths of sean hoare and david kelly about you've got some to say about that too strongly suspect well i think the police have come out. they are they are treating this not treating it as a special. and they don't believe that any third party was involved mr hall was was known. to be deeply troubled as one person it's me drink and drug addiction it was actually the reason he was there he was fired from the news that a few years ago because of his because of his it fiction so i do think this is a sad twist more than anything anything more suspicious of the story. of the past of many a british politician on their toes afraid of any potentially unflattering facts being published about the monday how likely is it what we're seeing today is a result of the political plot maybe back against murdoch. wel

mr. lugo acted alone. at the census is the hall of justice i am hazzig manyud with kron4 news. >> maureen kelly spoke withwner that says he was overcome with emotion after seeing his stolen artwork now safe in police custody. >> i broke into tears when i got into the central station it was amazing for me to actually see her again. i guess a which is really an amazing sense of relief that the peace had not been destroyed. that it was safe and it was going to be coming back. the police speculate that he did have a buyer for the ps waiting for it. it is kind of hard to imagine because i cannot imagine you could never sell the piece again, you could never show it publicly so i'm not sure why the buyer would want it. i know was packed up in a fedex block pretty well protected asked and i think it was labelled so they do not know where was going to but it was packed up and ready to be shipped out this morning so i think it was really close. if they did not give him today i do not think they would've gotten him or the peace. if we will increase our security and have video surveillance and have more people watchi