i have already extend my personal congratulations to mr. kelly. with that forward to working with him and continue working with the commissioner -- commissioner and the mayor to satisfy all our customers and state -- stakeholders. i will save all of my guest remarks to a later date. [laughter] >> thank you. which brings us to the consent calendar. madam clerk? >> >> item 9, consent calendar, approve meant -- approval of the award agreement see as a-1678- seat, a conference of technical services for renewal and advanced energy generation systems for a cumulative total of $6,750,000 and with a duration of five years per agreement. the, approve the selection and award agreement cs-229a-d as needed. for the water enterprise tormc of water and environment, aecom water resources engineering joint venture. a total of $16 million and with the duration of five years per agreement. see, -- c, a community choice aggregation to authorize the general manager to execute this amendment with an extension of treatments for total duration of four years and three mo

mr. kelly's name to the mayor as required by the charter. that vote was unanimous. [applause] for item 6a, it is the extension of mr. harrington's contract to the first of september. the moving element of that was scheduling an item at the board of supervisors and that was something that we continued into september at the request of the mayor's office. we wanted to let mr. harrington here for that. that is the item before us. are there any questions or comments from the commission? moved and seconded. public comment? >> i wanted to talk about the roads. president moran: i am sorry, just a moment. >> the road conditions. president moran: let me clear this motion off the table. and we will invite you back. we have a motion and a second. public comment on that motion? all those in favor? the motion carries unanimously. thank you. >> commissioners, you are well aware that we had a bond for our roads. i attended a town hall meeting where all of the contractors came. the issue here, which has not been discussed is to fold. -- two-fold. for some reason, we have the city wor

. >> i just wanted to find out the answer to the question that mr. kelly raised about the big increase. >> mr. kelly confuse this issue with a construction contract. and as i have come before you several times, this one has the one piece of information that commissioner wynns had me add to all the others. we enter into an agreement with five different soil firms, five different cleaning firms. the five different environmental firms. we enter into one contract and each time we give them a project, we bring the amendment for that project back to the board. the master agreement starts said zero and there is often a fixed dollar amount limit and sometimes there is not. this is not a condition where there is a change order to a construction contract, this is a condition where the contractor was given water to other sites before and we have added peabody and result, a very large project. one of the things i committed to before, if you look at page 63 as an example, in the background, it lists the other 14 sites for this item that has been modified. that was brou

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

and i want to congratulate everyone for making mr. kelly the new representative. i know personally, i am and american samoa and have lived here all of my life, and bayview is my home, too. i grew up on the hill, watching the things change. what i am really looking for, the new years to come, you provide directions and policy for him, because i see us growing out there. i see more people getting involved, and for those people who do not know, bayview has become very divorce, so we want to keep that in mind, and we want to thank you again for making him the new general manager. we hope everything works out well. thank you very much for your time. president moran: thank you. miss? >> thank you very much. jennifer, clean water action. i apologize i did not come to the private workshop, probably why i was so confused with the presentation, but i would like to say that i support the resolution. i have a couple of changes i would like to suggest. the first is just a little typo, saying that the bill is less than the average household income. epa calculates that on median

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'

president yee: thank you, mr. kelly. now, do we have a motion and a second? yes, we do. any items withdrawn or corrected by the superintendent? none? any items removed by first reading -- from first reading by the board? any member severed for a discussion tonight? vice president norton? vice president norton: w-13. president yee: it is page 67. commissioner murase? -- commissioner maufas? commissioner maufas: i would like to pull some from k, 3-7 and 19, 20, 22. president yee: k 3-7,l -- 3-7, 19, 20, and 22. do you have the numbers? any others? the roll-call vote will take place under section o. speaker cards, nine tonight, an item i, a board member proposals, nine tonight, and now we go to item j, request to speak regarding general matters. i will call your name. you can come of. ann. [applause] mark o'neal. shalissa holmes fox. andreea ross. tusik yaya julia martin. robert ruskie. karen kai. and i may have a few more, but let's start with that. two minutes each. >> good evening. my name is ed newbower. i am one of the employees were -- employed by the district. we mai

>> i would like to congratulate mr. kelly. i am asking the puc to invest in the community. since 80% of the sewage -- i think you do of the community. that southeast community college is despicable. when you go inside, it looks a bit on the outside, when you go inside, it is smaller. when you go to the mission campus, it is small on the outside, it expands when you cut it again. i represent a certain young demographic. i am not the youngest, but i am still a youth. there are people in the trenches there really looking for work. but there are people like that in bayview, regardless of what you might read in the newspapers. with 80% of the sewage coming through our community, i still think you of the community. -- you owe the community. i do not want to take up too much of your time. president moran: any other public comment? yes? welcome. >> i am here to represent myself

>> it's looking good now that you're back on the desk, mr. kelly. if you're getting your kids out the front door, dress them for two parts of the day. it will be hot inland today, but if you still have those kids home with you for summer, take them to the beach. what a treat today at the beach. we see mostly clear conditions. the only caveat is a little bit of a breeze. that will pick up as we head throughout the afternoon but you get abund ant sunshine even at the city by the bay today. it's crystal clear in san jose, and we start out comfortably at 58 degrees. through the next 48 hours you have two competing systems, an area of high pressure to the south mostly impacting the pacific northwest. there's a strong onshore flow and that keeps temperatures from soaring and keep that big ridge of high pressure in economic. gusty at the coast today and peak heating tomorrow and we look at it a couple of degrees from today's highs. it works out like this in your city 72 in san francisco and right here in san jose getting warm depending on your tlesh hold f

mr. king. kelly king, ceo of bb & t. >> tom: tomorrow our regional banking coverage continues. we focus on credit unions. these financial institutions are seeing a surge in customers, by targeting niche markets that many bigger banks overlook. >> tom: u.s. stock indices fell for the fourth consecutive session as central banks here and in europe wait and see before taking any new action to help their economies. the s&p 500 sent the entire session in the red, hitting its lowest level just after noon eastern, before paring back the losses at the closing bell. trading volume was 823 million shares on the big board. asdaq. energy seeing the biggest sector loss, falling 1.7%. oil dropped almost a $1.50 per barrel. materials shed 1.2%, and health care was off 1%. drug maker bristol-myers squibb topped the health care losers after stopping testing on an experimental medicine. the stock fell 8.6% as volume more than quadrupled. the stock hit 52 week high last month but today's selling erases two months of gains. the company halted its study of a hepatitis "c" drug after a patient suffer

they said, grace kelly's office called from monoco. they want mr. nd and lucky pounce and all those guys. so we took them down. we played with frank at the sporting club for grace kelly and cary grant and all those people. after six words, he said, good job, kid, cuckoo. four years later, i get a call from his wife. the first guy that called me "q." i am directing a film and i just heard the record you did with basecy with clark howard. it is a waltz. he said, i like the way you did it. i put it in 4/4. he said, that's the way i want to do it. he said, would you consider doing a record with my and bacey? i said, man, are you crazy? is the pope a catholic? i was in hawaii two days later and worked with him the rest of his life. >> let me run one more past you. i can't not talk about michael jackson. >> what else is there to say? it is in the music, man. we worked on the wiz. he said to me, i'm going to do an album on epic. could you help me find a producer? i said, i don't want to talk about it. you don't have the song and the movie yet. he was on dow

mrs. obama for an exclusive interview. kelly, good morning. >> good morning. >> this is great ivillage has this. i understand this interview with mrs. obama happened in the formal office, east wing, very informal, even took her shoes off. >> so informal. comes in, takes her shoes off, puts her legs under her tush. she wanted to be mom to mom. she wanted me to wear mom clothes. wear my six-year-old cargo pants. she wanted to be laid back. >> one of the issues we talked about, what all moms deal with, whether or not i'm doing right by my kids. let's take a listen at this clip. >> i just keep saying i hope i'm doing it right. i hope i am. you know, all we can do is our best. what i have come to learn is that what's best for one kid won't work for the other one. that's the dog gone thing about it. >> i thought i had it mastered for once. >> you're so different. where did you come from? >> we see the lighthearted moment but having that in-depth moment that we all have felt in our lives. >> exactly. we talked about all those things, o

kelly. ray? >> thank you, mr. mayor. >> what we have is preliminary investigation at 9:03 this morning in front of 10 west 33rd street, a disgruntled former employee of a company at that address shot and killed a former co-worker, striking him three times. the subject, jeffrey johnson, age 53, then fled eastbound on west 33rd street to 5th avenue, when he walked northbound along the curb line with a .45 caliber handgun secreted in a black bag he had under his arm. a construction worker, who had followed johnson from west 33rd street, alerted two uniformed police officers who were on post in front of the empire state building's 5th avenue entrance as part of our counterterrorism coverage. as the two officers approached johnson, he pulled hi his .45-caliber semiautomatic pistol from his bag and fired on the officers, who returned fire, killing him. an additional nine individuals were either wounded or grazed during the exchange, six of whom were removed to bellevue hospital, and three -- all are not likely to die. j

mr. president, real leaders don't follow polls. real leaders change polls. >> reporter: and, kelly, some of the criticism heard is that chris christie focused too much on new jersey. for ann romney maybe she didn't talk enough about her personal relationship, but if you listen to anyone inside the hall they will say two thumbs up for both. >> what can we expect to hear from paul ryan? >> reporter: this is an opportunity for him to speak to a larger audience. he will get a very warm welcome here. he's very popular among the republican party base. he will focus on the bigger ideas, economy, budget, medicare but wants to play the role of the attack dog and explain why mitt romney would make a better president than the current president obama. as far as the people who have been here, one person in particular, florida senator marco rubio. he was walking around. he is set to introduce romney tomorrow night but today he shared some insight on paul ryan's speech. >> this is not about being popular but the difference to do something. tonight that will be reinforced with they meet paul ryan, someone in politics to do something,000 make a diff

kelly. ray? >> thank you, mr. mayor. i want to stress that what we have is preliminary information and ongoing investigation, of course. at 9:03 this morning, in front of 10 west 33rd street a disgruntled former employee of a company at that address shot and killed a former co-worker, striking him three times. the subject, jeffrey johnson, age 53, then fled eastbound on west 33rd street to 5th avenue, when he walked northbound along a curbline, with a .45 caliber handgun secreted in a black bag he had under his arm. construction worker who had followed johnson from west 33rd street alerted two uniformed police officers, who were on post in front of the empire state building's fifth avenue entrance as part of our counterterrorism coverage. as the two officers approached johnson, he pulled his .45 caliber semiautomatic pistol from his bag and fired on the officers, who returned fire, killing him. an additional nine individuals were either wounded or grazed during the exchange, six of whom were removed to bellevue hospital

kelly. >> thank you, mr. mayor.e stress that this is preliminary information and it is an ongoing investigation. 9:0310 west 33rd st. a disgruntled former employee at that address shot and killed a former co-worker striking him three times. the subject, jeffrey johnson, beach 53 flat eastbound on west 33rd street towards that ave. he walked northbound along the curved line with a 45 caliber handgun and a black bag that he had under his arm. a construction worker who had followed johnson from west 33rd street alerted two different officers that were on posed in front of the empire state to alting. as part of our counter- terrorism coverage. as the two uniformed officers approached johnson he pulled the semiautomatic pistol from his back and fired on the officers. they returned fire and killed him. in addition, nine individuals were wounded or injured. six are in bellevue hospital and the three are at new york presbyterian medical center. all are not likely to die. johnson had been employed for six years. that hazan i

kelly. >> thank you mr. mayor. want to stress that what we have is preliminary information and there is an ongoing investigation of course. at 9:03 this morning, in front of 10 west 33rd street a disgruntled former employee of a company at that address shot and killed a former coworker, striking him three times. the subject, jeffery johnson, age 53, then fled eastbound on west 33rd street to 5th avenue when he walked northbound along the curbline with a .45 caliber handgun secreted in a black bag that he had under his warm. a construction worker who had followed johnson from west 33rd street alerted two uniform police officers who were on post in front of the empire state building's 5th avenue entrance as part of our counterterrorism coverage. as the two officers approached johnson he pulled his .45 caliber semiautomatic pistol from his bag and fired on the officers, who returned fire killing him. an additional nine individuals were either wounded or grazed during the exchange, six of whom were removed to bellevue

mrs. smith. i don't know, kelly. back to you. >> we'll keep an eye out for all of that.ore than 24 hours from now, fed chairman ben bernanke is scheduled to deliver his much anticipated speech at the kansas city fed's annual conference in jackson hole, wyoming. senior economics reporter steve liesman is on the ground with more. steve, i want to know what the buzz is around jackson. >> the buzz is going to be about qe. the buzz is about draghi's absence. i'll get to those issues in a just a second. first i want to give you some of the news we've been making here this morning. we had an interview with atlanta fed president dennis lockhart. i asked him simply are you in favor of additional quantitative easing. here's his answer. >> i think it's a close call, really. if we were to see deterioration from this point, let's say a persistence of job growth numbers that were well below 100,000 a month. if we were to see that. or if we were to see signs of just inflation that could signal the onset of deflation, then there wouldn't be much of a question about policy. but now i thi

. >> brian kelly, big euro watcher on the show. your thoughts on what mr. taylor is saying about the eurozone. >> yeah, i think -- the problem you have is the deeper greece goes, the worse it gets for them and for the greek people. so there's actually humanitarian side to it. my question for mr. taylor, i guess, we have to get the germans on board with printing money. it looks like draghi has put thissen conditionality of spain asked for a bailout. how else do we get the germans on board if spain doesn't ask for a bailout, because spain can essentially at 3.5% for the next two years fund themselves now that yields have been cut in half. how do we get the germans on board, what do i look for to say the germans are there, time to buy risk assets? >> well, i think that's one of the problems, i don't think you can really get the germans on board yet. remember, there's an election in germany coming next year. and we're shuffling around to how that's going to fall out, right? and what the parties are going to do. the spd is likely to win and is also likely to be

kelly. ray? >> thank you, mr. mayor.s that what we have is preliminary information and it's ongoing investigation, of course. at 9:03 this morning, in front of 10 west 33rd street, a disgruntled former employee of a company at that address, shot and killed a former co-worker, striking him three times. the subject, jeffrey johnson, age 53, then fled eastbound on west 33rd street to 5th avenue when he walked nobody northbound along the curb line with a ..45 caliber handgun secured in a black bag he had under his arm. a construction worker who had followed johnson from west 33rd street, alerted two uniformed police officers who were on post in front of the empire state building's 5th avenue entrance. as part of our counter terrorism coverage. as the two officers approached johnson he pulled his .45 semiautomatic pistol from his bag and fired on the officers who returned fire, killing him. an additional nine individuals were either wounded or grazed during the exchange. six of whom were removed to bellview hospital and three

mr. zimmerman and his case. why? we'll discuss it in "kelly's court."sident obama's quote new vision for america sparking new controversy. president calling for a country where possible pair it is quote shared. d from prosperity is quote shared. but who is that prosperity being created. whose building it and is this another spread the wealth around comment? >> the question in this electio? do we go forward towards a new vision of an america in which prosperity is shared or do we go backwards to the same policies that got us into this mess in the first place? you know, i believe we have to go forward. i'm a marathon runner, in absolute perfect physical condition and i had a heart attack right out of the clear blue... i'm on an aspirin regimen... and i take bayer chewables. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. he's my success story. [ laughs ] i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less

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mr. that magoo jim is rolling over. >> their citizen howl the iii, too. we know our culture quiz. >> bill: i guess we do. directly ahead, megyn kelly on president obama very quietly issuing an executive order that seems to separate african-americans students in the classic. ms. megyn will explain after these messages. >> bill: kelly file segment tonight on jury trial 26th, president obama issued executive order very quietly giving african-american students greater access to, quote: a complete and competitive education, unquote. what exactly does that mean? here now to explain attorney and fox news anchor megyn kelly. i am mystified by this executive order. you explain it to me please. >> there is a crisis for african-americans in many of our schools in terms of the discipline they face and the lack of graduation and the fact that they are two years behind whites in terms of what the level of education that he they are attaining even though they are in the same grade. so they are trying to look at this. now, it does come right after the president received a report from the same group to which he announced this policy that if he didn

mr. that magoo jim is rolling over. >> their citizen howl the iii, too. we know our culture quiz. >> bill: i guess we do. directly ahead, megyn kellyn president obama very quietly issuing an executive order that seems to separate african-americans students in the classic. ms. megyn will explain after these messages. hi, i'm phil mickelson. i've been fortunate to win on golf's biggest stages. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. because enbrel, etanercept, suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, and nervous system and blood disorders have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. don't start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. tell