mr. kelly, you -- yes, ma'am. mr. kelly, you sort of hit on it a few minutes ago. my question to all the different agencies up here, i want to thank all of you for coming. i have been in the trucking business for about 35 or 40 years. i have been right here in this area. one problem is the payment and you are just beginning to hit on that. years ago, when it was set up, we were being paid a 30-45 days after we submitted the invoice. there is a rule in the payment of saying that we would get unpaid as small businesses whether the contractor got paid or not. my question to you, why hasn't that been forced for all of the different agencies? i have worked for the department of public works, the puc, i haven't been paid for july on crystal springs. i just got paid for june and up on the hunters point project. that is happening all the way around. i have a line of credit, but the line of credit only goes so far. so what are you guys going to do to make sure that we as a small businesses can take in order to stay in business? you guys are creating opportunities for us to

following up with mr. kelly, i really want to make sure that some of these other contractors that are larger than my business is today, that they can sit down and talk about other ways of how we can actually get more business and make sure we are getting paid on time. and any other concerns that these small business owners have right here, not just in this community, but overall. we have a tendency to forget. as some mentioned, lines of credit can only go so far. >> one final speaker, mr. robinson. >> i just wanted to address the panel, and particularly the young lady that works for the mayor's office of economic workforce, this is not good faith. this is title six. pertaining to -- talking about the jobs, to be in the improvement of that. the perfect example is the mta. they promised that they would build three parking garages. we have one. they did parallel parking, but not the three parking garages. the city of san francisco is in violation when it comes to federal dollars. if you don't know the law, you can'

[applause] >> thank you, mr. kelly. it is amazing what an lined leadership can do, so we appreciate that. aside from the mayor who is here, there is our supervisor in this area, supervisor campos.

now recognizes the vice chairman followed by mr. kelly and mr. labrador. excuse me, mr. kelly is up first. >> thank you, mr. chairman. doctor, let's stay with you. i know in the opening statements we talked about one of the problems with our dependency on oil was that there's also a military investment made. if we were to do it 2k34*esicly, -- domestically, had an aggressive energy policy where we actually used our own resources, you know, with a third of the world's coal underneath the surface, and in western pennsylvania, it's the saudi arabia of natural gas. we have oil on shore, offshore, a lot to hinder that development, and certainly i listen to john hawk early in the spring, and he said there's 2 million jobs waiting right now in the energy sector if we were to have an energy policy, a strategy that was aggressive, and i'm listening to what you say, and so the cost of military, that's true, we spend a lot of money in the military, but we don't have to do it if it's produced in our own country and not spending dollars in country's whose ultimate goal is to annihilat

she said i'm going to go call mrs. kelly. you two girls better go down to the basin and hope mrs. s of the neck class and earrings. we went down to the basin and prayed to god that my mother would lie for us. she did not. the mother came down to the basement and said your father will be over to take you back to k-mart so you can confess after he finishes his meat loaf. we had to go down to the k-mart and confess our crime to the manager of the k-mart. he told us we could have been arrested, and i tell you what, never stole anything again. that was my life of crime. >> reporter: your dad was well justified in doing that, he's a good dad. megyn: i'm reformed now. unlike lindsay lohan i did my penance and i learned. that's it. >> reporter: you did. criminal. megyn: see you, trace. >> reporter: see you megyn. megyn: that's it. now i won't be able to run for president or become a supreme court justice because i confessed my crime on national television. sorry k heart but thanks for not throwing me in the slammer. we returned the jewelry, even though we got away witness, sort of. moving

. >> mr. kelly, al-qaeda -- [inaudible question] >> we can't really hear up here. >> he said is this a textbook case of a lone wolf not having any contacts with anybody else? >> yes. i think that is a correct statement. we haven't seen any connection to any sort of international organization. we know that he did attempt to contact alwaki and he received no answer. but he clearly was energized, and after the death of alwaki. we know for the last two years that he's been reading a lot of jihaddist information. he talked a lot of inflammatory rhetoric. but as i said, it appears at this juncture that the death of anwr alwaki is what motivated him and increased his tempo significantly. he decided to build a bomb august of this year, but clearly he jacked up his speed, so to speak, after the elimination of anwr alwaki. >> and as i said, there's no evidence he worked with anybody else. he appears to be a total lone wolf, sir, you had a question? >> is this something the fbi declined to state or the souther

mr. kelly: i rise in strong support of this piece of legislation. this is so common sense, so basic. it is as basic as blood is to the body. the access to capital for small businesses, the ability to raise capital in hard times the biggest inhibitor to us create jobs jobs is the uncertainty. for anyone to go to a bank and say, need to borrow money, i need to buy kimmitt, they're met with, we aren't sure we can do that. we need access to that capital if we are to succeed, if we are to move forward as a country, we need to unleash the bonds that are keeping us moribund. this is the same as blood to the body. access of capital to small business, must be den now, great borne support on it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. mr. mccarthy: it is my pleasure to yield one minute to the members whose top priority in washington is getting the granite staters bark to work, the gentleman from new hampshire. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. gun ta: one thing we -- mr. guinta: one thing we

recognize mr. kelly. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would yield back my time to the chair. >> thank you. i certainly appreciate the gentleman yielding. now, mr. de marco, i know you're familiar with the office of inspector general. but mr. williams, because of your service in government, mr. demarco, i know you're very familiar with that process. mr. williams, mr. haldeman, are you both aware that federal igs have the right to request information and assistance from their regulated entities? >> yes, i am. >> i'm aware as well. >> yes. now, it was brought to the committee's attention that employees at the enterprises have resisted document requests made by the fhfa office of inspector general arguing instead these requests must go through the fhfa. were you aware of this, mr. williams? >> congressman, we are fully cooperating with the ig on all matters in coordinating with fhfa. >> it was my understanding that we were cooperating with any request from the ig and coordinating it with, um, our counterparts at fhfa. >> okay. well, you bo

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. >>awande: they cou have to shut dowfloorsndeds. yes, yes. >> gawande: t

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i recognize mr. kelly. >> i will yield back my time. >> i certainly appreciated the gentlemen yielding. to mr. williams, because of your service in government, are you both aware that federal ig's have the right to request information and assistance from the regulated institute? >> yes. >> i am aware as well. >> it was brought to me that employees resisted document requests made by the fha office. he said the request must go through the fhfa. were you aware of this? >> we are fully cooperated. >> it was my understanding that we were cooperating with any requests with ig and coordinating it with our counterparts at fhfa. >> if you both met full compliance? >> we worked with them cooperatively. >> i understand you want to give a different answer. would you commit to providing the documents and information the offices of inspector general requests? >> we have been and we will continue to do so. >> you will continue to do so. is that correct? >> ps. >> the only copy at is that we coordinate it with our regulat

i wonder what mr. kelly things about that idea? guest: i do not have a policy stance on what infrastructure or transportation, how we can raise revenue to employ veterans. i know the bill the senate passed, the house will pick up this week, does provide a broad range of opportunities for veterans employers to connect with veterans. host: this is a comment on twitter. there is some discussion about entitlement program for civilians. medicare, social security. the concern is for future generations. in that spirit, doctors duncan writes -- guest: we have looked at this before. how can we change the way retirement is paid? cdo's report came back and said it was a bad idea. we tried to modify the military retirement pay within two years, they changed it again back to the old system. they know, to retain quality people and our military, they have to provide a quality benefit. host: at albert, tampa. good morning. caller: i suffer from ptsd and i am involved in the v.a. right now. host: albert, when did you fight? caller: i was not in a w

nbc's kelly o'donnell has that story. >> good luck, mr. cain! >> reporter: tonight herman cain's campaign has a new challenge. not the allegations of sexual harassment he fiercely denied but the way cain handled a basic question on libya during a meeting with editors at the milwaukee journal sentinel. >> so you agreed with president obama on libya or not? >> okay. libya. president obama supported the uprising, correct? >> reporter: cain had just taken part in a debate on foreign policy saturday night but today gave a halting, uneasy response. >> i do not agree with the way he handled it for the following reason. um. no, that's a different one. >> reporter: the newspaper says it was cain who offered to drop by for 30 minutes this morning between fundraisers. the editorial board released a five-minute clip. >> got to go back. see. got all this stuff twirling around in my head. >> reporter: later, cain appeared to regain his footing and explained he would have handled the crisis in libya differently than president obama. >> i would have done a bett

now let me ask commissioner kelly to provide details. ray? >> thank you, mr. mayor.he new york city police department became aware of a follower of the radical cleric anwar al awlaki. the follower, then residing in schenectady, new york, was talking about traveling to yemen for training before returning to new york to become a martyr in the name of jihad. that was jose pimentell. an unemployed native of the dominican republic and convert to islam who lived most of his life in manhattan. pimentell is a u.s. citizen. before returning to washington heights last year, he lived in schenectady for about five years, where he made even some of his like-minded friends nervous by his extremism. he talked about changing his name to osama hussein, to celebrate his heroes, osama bin laden and saddam hussein. piment pimentell talked about killing u.s. service men returning from iraq and afghanistan, particularly u.s. army and marine corps personnel. he talked about bombing post offices in and around washington heights and police cars in new york city, as well as a police station i

maureen kelly was inside the courtroom today. >>reporter: johannes mr. appeared in sight of a federal court room he displayed no emotion here at the trial. he simply listened intently to the proceedings along with four other officers named in the lawsuit. his father and odd were in the courtroom observing the trial. he made his opening statements saying they johannes mehserle did not stop an assault. >>reporter: 8 bart station agent that was a witness on the night to the stand, johannes mr. lee is expected to testify during the trial that is back in session on wednesday i am maureen kelly with kron4 news. >>pam: the man that was accused of opening fire on the police officers back in 1968 pleaded no contest today. prosecutors say that he started shooting at the police when they tried to arrest them for credit card fraud. he fled before the original 1969 sentencing. he turned himself into authorities earlier this month after spending three days hiding out in michigan. he faces a maximum of 15 years in prison. >>jacqueline: rain is on the way as we take a l

also political writer for the "huffington post," sam stein, and kelly o'donnell, and in new york, mr. ginger himself, willie geist. >> it's not ginger! ask kelly, i'm not ginger. she knows. >> as ginger goes, he's not ginger. >> all right. ginger bread man. ed rendell, you were saying you can't script this thing. and now the republican campaigns are fighting each other on who's leaking this. and you've got haley coming out saying he's got to put everything on the table. it's just a mess. and we're going to read the news inning a second, but just more things -- he's got to clean this up fast. >> yeah. he's got to move quickly. but if anybody tried to write the history of this republican primary season, nobody would've believed it. and the only one who actually could've written it was barack obama. couldn't have been any better. >> oh, i know, his numbers keep getting better. and you were noting yesterday, barack obama's campaign team actually launched a negative ad against somebody. who was it? >> it was mitt romney, in a brutal ad. >> yeah. they're worried about him, aren't they? >> a

kelly. and the talk show he started to host with kathie lee gifford. justin. >>> special good morning for mr. cook the principal of prospect mills camping out on the roof thanks to the mondayity kids raised for brand new playground many many people have been chiming in on line with temperatures in the 20s. we got 31 in baltimore but 20s surrounding the region. the wind chill knocked into the 20s as well and that's what we have this morning a little hint of a wind chill and that's all it takes is wind to do that officially 7 mile perhour push in baltimore. and light variable wind up to about 12 miles per hour there in easton. needless to say a little push of that wind today. we are watching high preservure build -- pressure build in and it created snow and we showed you that in western new york and upstate back across the great lakes and that's in no impact on our region. we are underneath high pressure and dry sky if you will and that win out of the west northwest is a dry wind for us. we have a virtually cloud free sky and will follow the wind out of west northwest and ease up tonight and t

kelly o'donnell has our details. >> reporter: led by the hand through a jam of cameras and reporters, high profile attorney gloria allred presented a chicago-area single mother, sharon bialek. >> i met mrcain while i was employed at the educational foundation of the national restaurant association. >> reporter: bialek said her job was terminated in june 1997. today, the trade group would not comment on her dismissal. bialek said she contacted cain at her boyfriend's suggestion, hoping to find a new job. she arranged to meet cain at the capital hilton in washington. after dinner and drinks she said cain offered to drive her to the restaurant association's offices. reading from a statement, bialek gave reporters a graphic account of an alleged sexual advance by cain. >> instead of going into the offices he suddenly reached over and he put his hand on my leg, under my skirt and reached for my genitals. he also grabbed my head and brought it towards his crotch. >> reporter: bialek said she was shocked. >> i said, what are you doing? you know i have a boyfriend. this isn't what i came here for. mr. cain said, you want a job, right? >> reporter: bialek said she rebuffed him and he stopped. >

mr. perry today in the building. how was he? >> dana: he looked good. he did a lot of interviews. he was on megyn kelly'sd on on greta's tonight on fox news channel. what i think was impressive he got up off the mat and flooded the zone interview wise. he knew they'd talk about the gaffe. he said if you are looking for debater in chief i'm not the guy. i think he recover today. >> greg: what did you think? >> andrea: there is a rule in politics. if you're explaining you're losing. he tried to turn a negative to a positive but tough to come back from that. i do it every day. we have rick perry moments all day long. but the country picks presidents with the best line in debate not the one with the best record. rick perry has had to deal with thorny budget stuff in texas and created jobs. yeah, did he forget something? obama give him a teleprompter and he will promise you the moon. we're being too hard but in essence the gaffe, after gaffe, after gaffe. >> kimberly: why not? how unbecoming the rest of them didn't try to hem him out. >> dana: ron paul -- >> kimberly: he couldn't name three. how will he name

mr. our guys it's time for tonight's tool time award and tonight we actually have two winners for you both of whom are royalty over at fox news making kelly and bill o'reilly were having a nice little pleasant discussion on this show last night about the pepper spraying that occurred in the u.c. davis sit in over the weekend and by now i think we've probably seen the video where police locked down the line of students sitting peacefully in protest and pepper spray them just inches away from their face. that's right that video has rightly sparked outrage across the country and three officers have been placed on administrative leave since that incident and while most media outlets have expressed disgust over the brutality made in bill brown it played it down to say the least. social pepper spray which is burning garage right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially but a lot of actors a looking at it and saying is that the real virile has it been diluted. oh pepper sprays essentially a food product megan really or not just sounds so lovely and harmless but i dare even say delicious this seriously if the

mr. mayor. >> commissioner, thank you. i would like to now ask district attorney vance to comment on the case. sir. >> thank you, mayor, commissioner kellyies and gentlemen. the safety of our citizens is the primary responsibility of any district attorney. and for the manhattan district attorney's office, that b must include a commitment to and an expertise in terrorist threats both abroad and at home. manhattan, as the commissioner said, is what they hate about the west and this city will continue to be a target in the years to come. we are fortunate to have a police department that has risen to the challenge of addressing a global threat that focus on our city. and we support ray kelly and the nypd in addressing that threat. in combating this terrorist threat, as we all know, without special vigilance, the results will be deadly. our officed to filed charges against jose pimental of manhattan for conspiring to build a bomb for terrorist purposes and for possessing a bomb, a pipe bomb, that he intended to use to wage his campaign of violence. he stated his belief in jihad and you could see that from his website, true islam. he posted ar

kelly. a "fox news poll" released last night was enough to boost mr.h's standing from the third place standing to the second place slot and it is just inches away these top candidates from one another. look at the results. and what is more remarkable than the gingrich surge is how fast it happened. just 10 days ago the former speaker was at a 12% average. now he has shot up to over 20%. joining me now, chris stirewalt, our fox news digital politics editor and host of power play on foxnews.com live. chris, go from 12 to 20 and now number two in the national polls. it is by a sliver. he is almost tied for first. what's going on here? >> well, what's going on newt gingrich has all the momentum and just basically surged to the front of the primary within a primary for the republican party. and i have talked about this before that there are two primaries going on. mitt romney sitting on his quarter of the electorate, more steady as more moderate choice for republicans. conservatives gone back and forth time and time again with the different candidates. it w

kelly. the latest poll from rasmussen reports puts herman cain at the top of the leaderboard. mr. cain with 26%, mitt romney with 23. newt gingrich at 14, perry at 8, ron paul at 7. santorum, bachmann and huntsman all rounding out the bottom with single digits. this is the fourth national poll in two weeks show willing cain at the top of the gop field, but the first since mr. cain found himself the summit of a politico.com story reporting on sexual harassment allegations against the candidate made ten-plus years ago. moments ago i spoke with mark block, herman cain's chief of staff. mark, thank you very much for being here, and so now we see herman cain leading the republican field. this poll taken yesterday by rasmussen reports which is three, four days into the controversy over this "politico" article. what does it tell you? >> it tells me that if you tell the truth to the american public, and be as kurt anderson said in your earlier piece, that people will listen. if you discuss issues that resonate with the people, you will get their respect. and it's time to move off of this,

kelly. the cain camp blaming the perry camp for pushing this story about women accusing mr. anderson, denied it on "happening now" today, so will the cain camp backtrack? the chief of staff for herman cain is here. plus, the attorney for the participants of missing baby lisa said he would make the baby's brothers available for a police interview week, so why hasn't it happened, and nothing is scheduled? are the parents hiding something? and newt gingrich now predicts it will all come down to gingrich versus romney for the gop nomination. mr. gingrich here live to explain. see you shortly. ♪ muck. jon: right now a story that made us do a double take. a mayor in one town so upset over council meetings getting out of hand has banned clapping. yes, clapping. and it has a lot of folks fuming. douglas kennedy live from our newsroom with that. [laughter] >> reporter: yeah, jon. if someone told you you couldn't clap, the question is, could you control it? some people say they can't. [applause] >> reporter: everyone claps from crowds to presidents. and to daryl davis, clapping is a f

kelly with the details. those reports after these messages. >> bill: hume zone segment tonight, congressman ron paul has to do well in iowa for his candidacy to continue. over the weekend, mrl was grilled on a cbs news program. >> your statements over the years postedden your web site and elsewhere, some of the things you have said in the debates suggest that you believe that 9/11 happened because of actions that the united states took. is that correct? >> well, i think there is an influence. that's exactly what, you know, the 9/11 commission said. that's what the d.o.d. has said. >> aim correct that your idea of how to discourage iran from building nuclear weapons is to be nicer to iran's leaders? is that correct? >> well, no. i think to be -- you know, we have 12,000 diplomats. i'm suggesting that maybe we ought to use some of them. >> bill: here now to analyze mr. paul's appeal and other campaign issues brit hume is in washington this evening. you know, the ron paul people have very, very devoted to him. they give him a lot of money. what is it about his message that has captured their loyalty. >> there is a certain category of conservatives in this country, bill who ar

kelly with the details. those reports after these messages. >> bill: hume zone segment tonight, congressman ron paul has to do well in iowa for his candidacy to continue. over the weekend, mr. paul was grilled on a cbs news program. >> your statements over the years postedden your web site and elsewhere, some of the things you have said in the debates suggest that you believe that 9/11 happened because of actions that the united states took. is that correct? >> well, i think there is an influence. that's exactly what, you know, the 9/11 commission said. that's what the d.o.d. has said. >> aim correct that your idea of how to discourage iran from building nuclear weapons is to be nicer to iran's leaders? is that correct? >> well, no. i think to be -- you know, we have 12,000 diplomats. i'm suggesting that maybe we ought to use some of them. >> bill: here now to analyze mr. paul's appeal and other campaign issues brit hume is in washington this evening. you know, the ron paul people have very, very devoted to him. they give him a lot of money. what is it about his message that has captured their loyalty. >> there is a certain category of conservatives in this country, bill w

important provision based on legislation that i introduced with senator kelly ayotte last february which is no contracting with the enemy act. mr. president, i had an opportunity to go in a codel to pakistan, afghanistan and met with a lot of the leaders over there. then-general petraeus and others, and had an opportunity to go back as a soldier recently still serving. in speaking with general allen and a lot of the contracting generals, this by far is the most important piece of legislation we can file when it comes to dealing with funding. and after speaking with obviously general petraeus and general allen and all those generals in charge of contracting, i was shocked that we are unable to actually sever contracts once we determine through the new way of paying versus, cash versus electronic transfers, that we're actually in some instances doing contracting with the enemy which in turn are using those funds against our soldiers. and we have heard many stories of those funds falling into taliban hands and other insurgents' hands and used against us. that, quite frankly, is unacceptable. can you imagine that our own troops wou

kelly. you heard the congressman giving some of his reasons for retirement but there are new questions already on what his retirement means. mr. frank now joining a growing line of democrats who have decided to leave office in recent months. so what does this mean for the balance of power? congress? rich lowry is the editor of national review and fox news contributor. rich, he is now, according to our capitol hill producer, the 17th democrat to announce his retirement, versus just a handful of republicans on the other side. what is the significance of those numbers? and of this announcement today by one of the longest serving democrats in the house? >> i know, i think it's a sign that barney frank sees the writing on the wall and realizes he's very unlikely to wield meaningful power again. i mean, when you've been in the majority, used to being chairman, it's really hard to be out of power, an he's probably going to be out of power for a while now, and then then also, he was talking very frankly in his news dproans about how redistricting factored into his decision and he was saying he was just sort of uncomfortable represent