mr. kelly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. kelly: i thank the gentlelady. i rise in strong support of h.r. 3724. i would think as we look around country right now, the integrity of what our government is and how our voters are represented, our citizens are represented is really the case here. and i think the gentlelady -- thank the gentlelady for bringing such a commonsense piece of legislation forward because we know in this town there's nothing less common than common sense. the faith and trust of the american people is based in their belief that the people who work for them are acting in their best interest. always acting in their best interest. the interest of the american people. not in their personal interest, but in the interest of the american people. so when we find out that there are folks who are working on behalf of the american people but they have somehow betrayed that faith and that trust, and the folks have lost confidence in their gov

mr. kelly, has found a solution for this problem. h.r. 4332 prohibits the s.b.a. from limiting review based on a so-called reserve or similar procedural measure. the committee has documented that over 25% of small businesses previously engaged in federal contracting have exited the marketplace since 2012. ensuring the contracts aren't rigid to prevent their participation is one of many steps the small business committee is examining to rebuild our industrial base. this legislation was included as part of a larger bill that passed the small business committee in january and received bipartisan support. i would urge my colleagues to support and pass h.r. 4332 and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from new york. ms. velazquez: thank you mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. velazquez: i rise in support of h.r. 4332, the maximizing small business competition a

greg: where is mrs. kelly. rosanna: your aunt teresa came, you forgot to tell your mother. greg: stop that. aunt teresa, i was honored she came. from breezy point. rosanna: who is coming this year? greg: i don't know. i just found out about this. rosanna: basically, the mother's day show is next friday. we are looking for people to come to audience. we are having a nice time. makeup lessons from blushington. we have special guests. greg: greg: go ahead and email us. we have to vet you. you may have to meet with the fbi. your name, email, phone number too. you can be part of the audience. greg: it is kind of fun and free stuff involved too. rosanna: free food, free gifts. make up. makeovers. >> all the stuff that moms like. to what is going on out there. the showers and storms are coming through the region. showers and storms are coming through. more coming to you later on this afternoon. watch out for it. clearing later tonight. the rain is done. tomorrow sunny skies again and only for a day. more rain is coming back on thursday. for now, in a little bit of a lull. a line o

my lifetime thank you. >> thank you. >> jackie . >> good afternoon, commissioners general manager mr. kelly my name is jackie i'm the executive director of the institute of san francisco and as a think outside the box service provider to hundreds of names if the southeast i understand the importance of delivering a reliable and save watering service just as important to provide the clean water it is just as important to provide a reliable and safe sewer system it transport our rainwater one of the critical issues we face as californian our drought and by improving our sewer system we're exploring more innovation ways to conserve water but deserve a sustainable facilities many of the community members stated that important and we deserve a facility that use the best technology to minimize the odor it is about due times a thirty years old commitment we have the time to - we need this not only to small businesses but really career pathways and over families deserve it they really do and i encourage you guys today to not delay any further and adopt the newly s example i p program budget thank y

thanks for listening. >> thank you mr. kelly. next speaker. >> my name is kelly and i'm a human rights organizer with the coalition on homelessness. i took notes as people were taking so i'm going to narrow it down. our brother daniel nailed it with the analogy. going in and someone is drowning in your pool and taking them out and tossing them into your neighbor's pool. i was down there for a lot of the sweeps and that was going on. that summed it up really well. of course, the criminalization of homelessness is a major, major issue here. and one of the things that -- during these last sweeps, not only do we not have the emergency shelters for el nino, but on top of that, we're tossing people's stuff and i took the picture of the walker in the back of the truck and i tried to stop them. please no. they were following orders. they don't want to be doing this, but they're ordered to do this. the things with the neighborhoods, can you tell me a neighborhood that we're not going to face because it seems like every neighborhood we're g

kelly: so you don't know? mr. rhoades: i don't have the information, ma'am. ms. he preliminary results conducted by the department of homeland security's inspector general leaked to the press. the inspector general made findings that according to the secretary of homeland security, jeh johnson, and i quote, we're completely unsatisfactory. in response to the results secretary johnson ordered t.s.a. , to implement the 10-point plan. mr. brainard, are you aware of these findings? mr. brainard: i am, ma'am. ms. kelly: as part of the ongoing efforts to complete the 10-point plan and resolve security vulnerabilities, administrator neffenger worked to address what he identified as a, quote, disproportionate focus on efficiency and speed in screening operations rather than security effectiveness. to that end, administrator neffenger testified before this committee that he has provided new training to, quote, every transportation security officer and supervisor to address the specific vulnerabilities identified by the o.i.g. test. mr. brainard, has your staff received thi

kelly: so you don't know? mr. rhoades: i don't have the information, ma'am. ms. kelly: the preliminary results conducted by the department of homeland security's inspector general leaked to the press. the inspector general made findings that according to the secretary of homeland security, jae johnson, and i quote, we're -- jeh johnson, and i quote, we're completely unsatisfactory. secretary johnson ordered t.s.a. to implement the 10-point plan. mr. brainard, are you aware of these findings? mr. brainard: i am, ma'am. ms. kelly: as part of the ongoing efforts to complete the 10-point plan and resolve security vulnerabilities, administrator neffenger worked to address what he identified as a, quote, disproportionate focus on efficiency and speed in screening operations rather than security effectiveness. to that end, administrator neffenger testified before this committee that he has provided new training to, quote, every transportation security officer and supervisor to address the specific vulnerabilities identified by the o.i.g. test. mr. brainard, has your staf

it department many helped us with the student voice online for every students to take thank you, mr. kelly for reducing the - thank you (clapping.) our next regularly scheduled meeting is monday at 5:00 p.m. it is a public council as an incentive to come dinner is provided. if you would like to attend and make a presentation or would like a copy and guess who will be attends we have pizza if you haven't tried that pizza combined if you live in san francisco i highly recommend if you would like to attend and make a presentation or would like a copy contact mr. salvador lopez. you thank you, mr. president. >> i think they owe us free pizza thank you so i have one question so students with vote online for the student student delegate; is that correct. >> only log in their student id they'll vote for one student delegate and also be operating in the esl survey. >> wow. this is the first year it was done on line or done online in the past fanatic fantastic and where have a report from the parented advisory committee ms. brat. >> good evening commissioner president haney and commissioner and sup

it department many helped us with the student voice online for every students to take thank you, mr. kelly for reducing the - thank you (clapping.) our next regularly scheduled meeting is monday at 5:00 p.m. it is a public council as an incentive to come dinner is provided. if you would like to attend and make a presentation or would like a copy and guess who will be attends we have pizza if you haven't tried that pizza combined if you live in san francisco i highly recommend if you would like to attend and make a presentation or would like a copy contact mr. salvador lopez. you thank you, mr. president. >> i think they owe us free pizza thank you so i have one question so students with vote online for the student student delegate; is that correct. >> only log in their student id they'll vote for one student delegate and also be operating in the esl survey. >> wow. this is the first year it was done on line or done online in the past fanatic fantastic and where have a report from the parented advisory committee ms. brat. >> good evening commissioner president haney and commissioner and sup

mr. kelly: i thank the gentleman from tennessee. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.j.res. 88. i've been hear now for five years and it seems to be the same theme. you poor, poor, stupid people. only the government can help you decide how you should get ready for your retirement. and i don't think there's any more words that i'm here from the government and i'm here to help you. we're looking at the dismantling of people helping everyday people on retirement decisions. it's a very difficult thing to navigate but yet we think we can do it better here because we do such a fantastic job. we're only $20 trillion in the red. we've already ruined their retirement for them. gets to the point of being stupeifying to stand here in the people's house and think the administration, the department of labor came up with an 1,100-page definition of what the fiduciary responsibility should be. stunning, stunning. the real fiduciary responsibility remains in the house. it's our responsibility to protect the hardworking taxpayers. it's our respon

it department many helped us with the student voice online for every students to take thank you, mr. kelly for reducing the - thank you (clapping.) our next regularly scheduled meeting is monday at 5:00 p.m. it is a public council as an incentive to come dinner is provided. if you would like to attend and make a presentation or would like a copy and guess who will be attends we have pizza if you haven't tried that pizza combined if you live in san francisco i highly recommend if you would like to attend and make a presentation or would like a copy contact mr. salvador lopez. you thank you, mr. president. >> i think they owe us free pizza thank you so i have one question so students with vote online for the student student delegate; is that correct. >> only log in their student id they'll vote for one student delegate and also be operating in the esl survey. >> wow. this is the first year it was done on line or done online in the past fanatic fantastic and where have a report from the parented advisory committee ms. brat. >> good evening commissioner president haney and commissioner and sup

statement in an accurate - >> thank you carlos i should call the rest of the cards physically to mr. kelly. >> thank you for co-sponsoring this i'm tony kelly the vice president of the boosters neighborhood association we're witnessing the settlement neighborhoods with the fighting years of eastern neighborhoods plan and the creation of youth and family zone the south of market and worked closely with the studio they rebuilt in 2011 and 2012 that in particular is maybe useful to recall or recall for a no time for this measure the late 80s or early 90s south of market and went to other places that were for ruflgz the 80s they discovered their neighbors and brought them into workshops and particularly a strong filipino artists group and ended up taking over the theatre from the dudes and turning it into the institution you know today, the fact it out late and lived the san francisco redevelopment agency is a testament to their small resiliency and suburbanness and their motto never give up and it is exciting to see the proposed district to recognize with the jazz festival with many years and

commission this is a very hard for me i want to say thank you to the commission for doing this thank y of mr. kelly if you don't know harlan and i we're very last hour espenosa taught us to do proper protocol so everybody see will not be speaking that's not the way espenosa will know it and commissioner moran you knew her and commissioner caen so we're going to do that that way for her so the two people that will be representing to speak for the family and friends will be mother shirley jones and espenosas daughter jackson thank you shirley >> i'd like to say we thank you there is no words we can say to tell you how much we preshlth this day she's up there looking down smiling very pleased as we are and we thank god for you all taking the time to give this resolution of whereas and i want to say she was a wonderful person a loving money a 65 old friend of mine and my sissy know she's pleased we all are so pleased and delighted to, here to accept this resolution gogd and thank you. >> on behalf of our family and friends thank you honoring my mom for the work she had done we know her legacy will live

mr. kelly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. kelly: i thank the gentlelady. i rise in strong support of h.r. 3724. i would think as we look around country right now, the integrity of what our government is and how our voters are represented, our citizens are represented is really the case here. and i think the gentlelady -- thank the gentlelady for bringing such a commonsense piece of legislation forward because we know in this town there's nothing less common than common sense. the faith and trust of the american people is based in their belief that the people who work for them are acting in their best interest. always acting in their best interest. the interest of the american people. not in their personal interest, but in the interest of the american people. so when we find out that there are folks who are working on behalf of the american people but they have somehow betrayed that faith and that trust, and the folks have lost confidence in their gov

brig jz mr. kelly questions off line and again we'll convene another public hearing on this matter in the weeks ahead colleagues can we continue this item to the call of the chair? that will be our decision and with that, thank you all for coming and thank you all for your honest open presentations and with that i think we have to reconvene in closed session. madam clerk if you can call the next items >> item 4-14 are various onss and resolutions oughterizing the settlement of lawsuits and unlitigated claim and toll agreement with city and county of san francisco. >> is there public comment on the items mr. major just read? seeing none, we will

statement in an accurate - >> thank you carlos i should call the rest of the cards physically to mr. kelly. >> thank you for co-sponsoring this i'm tony kelly the vice president of the boosters neighborhood association we're witnessing the settlement neighborhoods with the fighting years of eastern neighborhoods plan and the creation of youth and family zone the south of market and worked closely with the studio they rebuilt in 2011 and 2012 that in particular is maybe useful to recall or recall for a no time for this measure the late 80s or early 90s south of market and went to other places that were for ruflgz the 80s they discovered their neighbors and brought them into workshops and particularly a strong filipino artists group and ended up taking over the theatre from the dudes and turning it into the institution you know today, the fact it out late and lived the san francisco redevelopment agency is a testament to their small resiliency and suburbanness and their motto never give up and it is exciting to see the proposed district to recognize with the jazz festival with many years and

over/under is two, mr. kelly. what do you say? >> at least june. june and september and we'll see about december. >> call it 2 1/2. he can't tie. we don't want a tie. >> all right. gentlemen, thank you very much. we appreciate it. we're minutes away now and finally i'm reading copy that is mine, not bri's from the fed's latest interest rate decision. >>> all right. let's forget apple and twitter and oil and exxon for a moment. something else big is set to happen in 4 1/2 minutes. the latest fed decision on interest rates. let's welcome in scott minor. good to see you, buddy. >> guggenheim partners. you change your name every week. steve liesman as well joining us here. >> steve liesman partners. >> steve liesman incorporated. thank you. i want to show you this, scott. since the january meeting, the dow is up 12%. since the march statement, the dow up is 4%. i know you don't agree with everything the fed is doing. i know you don't like everything the fed is doing. but don't fight the fed has been a pretty damn good investment strategy so far. should

mr. mayor and administrator kelly for bringing this to chinatown. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) thank you supervisor is good so have you back when we start the fact community ambassadors we had a small team ambassadors out in the the fact bayview and now 5 years later a team as the mayor said all over the city one of the reasons we grow the program is a steady support and leadership of our city administrator naomi kelly she's broken new ground a great role model we're fortunate to have her please help me welcome naomi kelly (clapping.) and. >> thank you adrian. >> what a beautiful day to have this to celebrate the fact 50 anniversary i want to personally take the men and women in the yellow jackets they've done a wonderful job and deserve a round of applause i know many of i've visited with you and done great work the tightened and the bayview and the valley they're from our community they're afraid residents and what everyone said earlier they know everyone by tare first name and vice versa he love the fact jacket they're afraid bright and yellow and they have the city feel o

mr. mayor and administrator kelly for bringing this to chinatown. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) thank you supervisor is good so have you back when we start the fact community ambassadors we had a small team ambassadors out in the the fact bayview and now 5 years later a team as the mayor said all over the city one of the reasons we grow the program is a steady support and leadership of our city administrator naomi kelly she's broken new ground a great role model we're fortunate to have her please help me welcome naomi kelly (clapping.) and. >> thank you adrian. >> what a beautiful day to have this to celebrate the fact 50 anniversary i want to personally take the men and women in the yellow jackets they've done a wonderful job and deserve a round of applause i know many of i've visited with you and done great work the tightened and the bayview and the valley they're from our community they're afraid residents and what everyone said earlier they know everyone by tare first name and vice versa he love the fact jacket they're afraid bright and yellow and they have the city feel o

statement in an accurate - >> thank you carlos i should call the rest of the cards physically to mr. kelly. >> thank you for co-sponsoring this i'm tony kelly the vice president of the boosters neighborhood association we're witnessing the settlement neighborhoods with the fighting years of eastern neighborhoods plan and the creation of youth and family zone the south of market and worked closely with the studio they rebuilt in 2011 and 2012 that in particular is maybe useful to recall or recall for a no time for this measure the late 80s or early 90s south of market and went to other places that were for ruflgz the 80s they discovered their neighbors and brought them into workshops and particularly a strong filipino artists group and ended up taking over the theatre from the dudes and turning it into the institution you know today, the fact it out late and lived the san francisco redevelopment agency is a testament to their small resiliency and suburbanness and their motto never give up and it is exciting to see the proposed district to recognize with the jazz festival with many years and

mr. mayor and administrator kelly for bringing this to chinatown. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) thank you supervisor is good so have you back when we start the fact community ambassadors we had a small team ambassadors out in the the fact bayview and now 5 years later a team as the mayor said all over the city one of the reasons we grow the program is a steady support and leadership of our city administrator naomi kelly she's broken new ground a great role model we're fortunate to have her please help me welcome naomi kelly (clapping.) and. >> thank you adrian. >> what a beautiful day to have this to celebrate the fact 50 anniversary i want to personally take the men and women in the yellow jackets they've done a wonderful job and deserve a round of applause i know many of i've visited with you and done great work the tightened and the bayview and the valley they're from our community they're afraid residents and what everyone said earlier they know everyone by tare first name and vice versa he love the fact jacket they're afraid bright and yellow and they have the city feel o

mr. trump. kellyu. >> thank you very much. >>> two police officers shot and injured at a walmart in arizona. authorities say a suspect attacked the officers upon their arrival at the store in the town of chandler this morning. now, they were called today remove a trespasser. the suspect was shot and died at the scene. police not ruling out the possibility that the officers were ambushed. >> witnesses are reporting that into the store and the shooting did occur inside the store when the first officer walked into the store, the suspect began firing at the officer immediately. second officer arrived on scene and engaged the suspect and the suspect sustained those mortal injuries at that time. i guess you can call it what you want. it sounds like an ambush to me. >> sure does. both officers are now in stable condition. thank goodness. >>> north korea launches a ballistic missile from a submarine for the first time. u.s. official telling fox news it's not a threat to the u.s., but that it could reach japan

it department many helped us with the student voice online for every students to take thank you, mr. kelly for reducing the - thank you (clapping.) our next regularly scheduled meeting is monday at 5:00 p.m. it is a public council as an incentive to come dinner is provided. if you would like to attend and make a presentation or would like a copy and guess who will be attends we have pizza if you haven't tried that pizza combined if you live in san francisco i highly recommend if you would like to attend and make a presentation or would like a copy contact mr. salvador lopez. you thank you, mr. president. >> i think they owe us free pizza thank you so i have one question so students with vote online for the student student delegate; is that correct. >> only log in their student id they'll vote for one student delegate and also be operating in the esl survey. >> wow. this is the first year it was done on line or done online in the past fanatic fantastic and where have a report from the parented advisory committee ms. brat. >> good evening commissioner president haney and commissioner and sup

kelly: mr. speaker, i have an amendment at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number one printed in part b of house report 114-489 offered by ms. kelly of illinois. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 671, the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. kelly, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from illinois. ms. kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. my republican colleagues have put this bill forward under simple proposition, small and mid-sized banks need more lending opportunities to best serve their depositors and their communities. i agree with that premise. access to credit is crucial to economic development, rebuilding our economy and creating jobs. banks and deposit institutions are vital to creating economic opportunity from small business loans, farm loans and mortgage loans to a simple checking account, access to banking services is essential for all americans. i firmly believe that allowing banks to access additi

mr. trump. jessica ehrlich and kelly riddell have been listening as well. brian, you and i listening to mr. trump here on set and he seems to be connecting again with that smalltown american who has seen their jobs go to mexico, who has seen their way of life maybe take a little bit of a hit. maybe this is why he's resonating in new york and across the country. >> consistent with other states. new york is a large place and the upstate area where he is similar to a rust belt state. very little similarity to new york city where we're sitting right now. it's not a surprise the same themes that carried him to victory in prior states will do so in the upstate area where there was a nominee for governor, carl palladino, now chairman of trump's campaign, very similar sort of personality and mo wound up taking the nomination for governor with similar teams. we're seeing what played out in the past is playing out for trump in upstate new york. cheryl: are you supporting -- i know you were supporting marco rubio, have you decided who you are going to support now? >> i have not, actually. i find mysel

mr. marston and kelly here as well to answer any questions.>i have a question on the height increase who should i address that to as well? >>grad asked the question >>how did you arrive to the 426 feet for example. why not 356? why not 336? what is so significant about 446 feet that it relates to the increase of the affordable housing in this project? >>sure, supervisor cohn height increase and section 400 in a sends the 26,000 for the penthouse and then in essence 426 again the primary for the purpose of doing the site for the agency and for oci i is to deliver moderate housing and that what we're doing here is moderate and not affordable housing that is not traditionally built.we have a redevelopment plan to do this. for us, it was a housing project. mr. compos at our office did a presentation at the analysis of the planning department we were looking at the urban form, the mound, the saddle, and in our view it was appropriate to increase at 100 feet. >>y 100 feet and not 50 feet?@i do not understand i'm not following the economic analysis.

mr. marston and kelly here as well to answer any questions.>i have a question on the height increase who should i address that to as well? >>grad asked the question >>how did you arrive to the 426 feet for example. why not 356? why not 336? what is so significant about 446 feet that it relates to the increase of the affordable housing in this project? >>sure, supervisor cohn height increase and section 400 in a sends the 26,000 for the penthouse and then in essence 426 again the primary for the purpose of doing the site for the agency and for oci i is to deliver moderate housing and that what we're doing here is moderate and not affordable housing that is not traditionally built.we have a redevelopment plan to do this. for us, it was a housing project. mr. compos at our office did a presentation at the analysis of the planning department we were looking at the urban form, the mound, the saddle, and in our view it was appropriate to increase at 100 feet. >>y 100 feet and not 50 feet?@i do not understand i'm not following the economic analysis.

mr. marston and kelly here as well to answer any questions.>i have a question on the height increase who should i address that to as well? >>grad asked the question >>how did you arrive to the 426 feet for example. why not 356? why not 336? what is so significant about 446 feet that it relates to the increase of the affordable housing in this project? >>sure, supervisor cohn height increase and section 400 in a sends the 26,000 for the penthouse and then in essence 426 again the primary for the purpose of doing the site for the agency and for oci i is to deliver moderate housing and that what we're doing here is moderate and not affordable housing that is not traditionally built.we have a redevelopment plan to do this. for us, it was a housing project. mr. compos at our office did a presentation at the analysis of the planning department we were looking at the urban form, the mound, the saddle, and in our view it was appropriate to increase at 100 feet. >>y 100 feet and not 50 feet?@i do not understand i'm not following the economic analysis.

mrs. cruz, carly fiorina and megyn kelly. he keeps asking for doovers extending his remarks.e wholeheartedly with alice that he is not ready to be the president of the united states. he is not ready to be the commander and chief. i mean, this might qaddafi him to -- qualify him to be the president of delta house but not the president of the united states and the white house. >> all right, alice, the other topic we talked about nuclear proliferation of the world, frankly and at one point donald trump said not only am i concerned about that but i also want to make sure that our use of nuclear that he holds all the cards. your thoughts? >> well, look, again, another example that he doesn't understand the basic issues that a presidential candidate needs to be understanding when they're running for president. this right here, the nuclear issue, is an extremely dangerous one. look, is he throwing nuclear weapons around like they are softballs. and that is not what we need of someone who would potentially lead the republican party. look, as a commander and chief, do you need to have

kelly. >>> the president's daughter skipped golfing in the rain. mr. obama played with some of his staff. >> authorities have arrested the elusive man in the hat caught on surveillance walking along side the suicide bombers at the brussels airport. how the man hunt came to a close and what the weekend raids are revealing. >> reporter: belgian prosecutors finally have the so- called n in the hat. they say he's one of the terror suspects rounded up and raised in brussels on friday. he admitted he's the person in surveillance video seen next to suicide bombers in the brussels airport. he is also linked to the paris attacks last november. he was caught on a gas station security camera two days before the coordinated massacre in the french capital. 32 people died last month at the airport and a brussels subway station. authorities say one of the suspects in custody is osama [ indiscernible ] he's accused of being the second man at the deadly train station attack. more raids saturday as a look for additional accomplices and look to counter fierce criticism t

mr. mayor and administrator kelly for bringing this to chinatown. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) thank you supervisor is good so have you back when we start the fact community ambassadors we had a small team ambassadors out in the the fact bayview and now 5 years later a team as the mayor said all over the city one of the reasons we grow the program is a steady support and leadership of our city administrator naomi kelly she's broken new ground a great role model we're fortunate to have her please help me welcome naomi kelly (clapping.) and. >> thank you adrian. >> what a beautiful day to have this to celebrate the fact 50 anniversary i want to personally take the men and women in the yellow jackets they've done a wonderful job and deserve a round of applause i know many of i've visited with you and done great work the tightened and the bayview and the valley they're from our community they're afraid residents and what everyone said earlier they know everyone by tare first name and vice versa he love the fact jacket they're afraid bright and yellow and they have the city feel o

mrs. clinton: she and her wonderful husband, mark kelly, have been on a mission. a mission to bring about common sense gun safety reform. and to gather we are going to accomplish that mission. finally, i want to thank him to really salute my friend and senate tour from new york, , who hasgillibrand taken on some very difficult all ofin the senate for us. for all of us, but particularly for women. she has been on the front lines day after day making change. andknows you do not get up make his speech and have everything change. she knows you have got to work every single hour of every single day. like me, she is a progressive who likes to get things done for the people she represents. now, it is very exciting to be with all of you on the evening of the new york primary. i am so great all for the chance i had to represent this state for eight years. took aple of new york chance on me in 2000. you sent me to the senate. we worked together. of 9/11 with the horror together. we worked together on inner-city areas and upstate rural areas honor ofs the greatest my life to

mrs. clinton: she and her wonderful husband, mark kelly, have been on a mission. a mission to bring about common sense gun safety reform. togetherather -- and we are going to accomplish that mission. and finally, i want to thank him to really salute my friend and senator from new york kiersten gillibrand, who has taken on some very difficult issues in the senate for all of us. for all of us, but particularly for women. she has been on the front lines day after day making change. she knows you do not get up and make a speech and everything changes. she knows you have got to work every single hour of every single day. like me, she is a progressive who likes to get things done for the people she represents. now, it is very exciting to be with all of you on the evening of the new york primary. i am so grateful for the chance i had to represent this state for eight years. the people of new york took a chance on me in 2000. you sent me to the senate. we worked together. we dealt with the horror of 9/11 together. we worked together on inner-city areas and upstate rural a

mr. mayor and administrator kelly for bringing this to chinatown. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clappingou supervisor is good so have you back when we start the fact community ambassadors we had a small team ambassadors out in the the fact bayview and now 5 years later a team as the mayor said all over the city one of the reasons we grow the program is a steady support and leadership of our city administrator naomi kelly she's broken new ground a great role model we're fortunate to have her please help me welcome naomi kelly (clapping.) and. >> thank you adrian. >> what a beautiful day to have this to celebrate the fact 50 anniversary i want to personally take the men and women in the yellow jackets they've done a wonderful job and deserve a round of applause i know many of i've visited with you and done great work the tightened and the bayview and the valley they're from our community they're afraid residents and what everyone said earlier they know everyone by tare first name and vice versa he love the fact jacket they're afraid bright and yellow and they have the city feel on the jack

mr. mayor and administrator kelly for bringing this to chinatown. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping when we start the fact community ambassadors we had a small team ambassadors out in the the fact bayview and now 5 years later a team as the mayor said all over the city one of the reasons we grow the program is a steady support and leadership of our city administrator naomi kelly she's broken new ground a great role model we're fortunate to have her please help me welcome naomi kelly (clapping.) and. >> thank you adrian. >> what a beautiful day to have this to celebrate the fact 50 anniversary i want to personally take the men and women in the yellow jackets they've done a wonderful job and deserve a round of applause i know many of i've visited with you and done great work the tightened and the bayview and the valley they're from our community they're afraid residents and what everyone said earlier they know everyone by tare first name and vice versa he love the fact jacket they're afraid bright and yellow and they have the city feel on the jackets notice that you know they're the o

mr. obnoxious is saying now. >>> and donald trump's secret summit with megyn kelly. >> the republican front-runner and kelly metump tower. >>> and meet the trumps, ivanka, eric, donald, jr., even tiffany. >> my father's the best father. >> and -- >> leeza gibbons.

mr. wood:? ?r. wood kellye's just a few dozen unbound delegates, and these guys can go in and don't have to vote in the first round or second round for a specific candidate. they can vote for anyone they want. the new york times had a piece yesterday, the former advisor to ying thesemp san people might one arrived in donald trump's plane or call from his wife. here for the be next 45 minutes talking campaign 2016. we will take your questions and comments. you can join us by calling in. we will start on that line for independents. tom, good morning. caller: donald trump admits he gave contributions to hillary, several democrats, and several republicans. 1970's, you remember peopleal we had where were making contributions and going to jail for it, and donald trump actually admits that he was doing -- giving these donations to get favorable treatment, buying votes, buying , and everybody just ignores it like it is nothing, no big deal, everybody does it. -- also,odern-day app barack obama has brought in all these

. >> now megyn kelly said she met with mr. trump last night.he had to say on her program. >> the meeting was at my request. and mr. trump was gracious enough to agree to it. we met for an hour, the two of us and had a chance to clear the air. mr. trump and i discussed the possibility of an interview and i hope we will have news to announce on that soon. by the way, in case you were wondering, yes, the doormen appeared a bit stunned when i walked in. >> it sounds like there's going to be a donald trump/megyn kelly interview. >> i think that's awesome. i think cooler heads have prevailed. she reached out to him, which is very nice. and as you could see, i think by him joining in that meeting and portrayed as an anti-woman guy. he's very much a man who appreciates women. >> we have seen some changes in the organization. we've seen him bringing new people in, paul manafort and riley and others who have been traditional republican convention players in the past and is this a sign and the meeting with megyn kelly that donald trump is becoming more of

mr. marston and kelly here as well to answer any questions.>i have a question on the height increase who should i address that to as well? >>grad asked the question >>how did you arrive to the 426 feet for example. why not 356? why not 336? what is so significant about 446 feet that it relates to the increase of the affordable housing in this project? >>sure, supervisor cohn height increase and section 400 in a sends the 26,000 for the penthouse and then in essence 426 again the primary for the purpose of doing the site for the agency and for oci i is to deliver moderate housing and that what we're doing here is moderate and not affordable housing that is not traditionally built.we have a redevelopment plan to do this. for us, it was a housing project. mr. compos at our office did a presentation at the analysis of the planning department we were looking at the urban form, the mound, the saddle, and in our view it was appropriate to increase at 100 feet. >>y 100 feet and not 50 feet?@i do not understand i'm not following the economic analysis.

mr. obnoxious is saying now. >>> and donald trump's secret summit with megyn kelly. >> the republican front-runner and kelly metp tower. >>> and meet the trumps, ivanka, eric, donald, jr., even tiffany. >> my father's the best father. >> and -- >> leeza gibbons. >> she won the last celebrity