mr. kellyaid he is fed up with calls from lawmakers complained that his officers are unfairly targeting airline passengers because of their race or religion. with chiding from advocacy groups upset because he has unleashed his agents to enforce the laws on the booksreligion. in everything from marijuana to immigration, all my insecurity years.kled in recent it's the immigration and border missions that have drawn the part ofus in the early the trump administration. that speech took place in washington, d.c. if you want to give us thoughts on the idea of legislative changes needed to immigration if you think support for the agency should just happen, (202) 748-8001 republicans. (202) 748-8000 democrats. independents. for those of you who are undocumented, (202) 748-8003. the immigration group america's voice posted something on their website after the secretary's comments. this is frank sherry been quoted saying we are not going to shut up. we live in a democracy, secretary kelly. our taxes pay

mr. kelly: with all due respect to the soldiers. frank: they will all say that you are thinking about the men and women on the point end of the spear. in department of homeland security, they do not bode well in terms of moral. i am glad you talked about the unity of morrell on steroids. steroids, of course. now that you have an opportunity to speak to that, what should we be thinking, the rest of us? mr. kelly: you should think about the fact that we have not had an airliner crash into a skyscraper in new york and quite a while. you should think in terms of we have not had an airliner that has been hijacked. you should think in terms of the areer of bad people that illegal in our country that are either not here anymore who are or isis is after them. you can think about the number of people who did not get through the checkpoints, whether by land or by air. 45.5 years in the marine corps get to be that you can human beings to do anything you them to do. they will invade and take iwo jima, or t

okay mr. kelly >> the next item, please. >> is greatest supply update ground water supply update. >> steve richie assistant general manager for water. if i can have the slides please i'd like to give an update on the ground water project that requested at the prior meeting pointing out this is a key component of the dividing our water supply as in 2008, by the commission this slide shows on overview that is expected to supply up to 4 million gallons we will be pumping and slowing ramping up every year it will be blended with our water supplies and benefited water will be distributed thought san francisco and next slide, please the blue blend will go to half the city phase one of the ground water will include as a matter of law four wells that delivers up to 2.8 million gallons the completion in may of this year and expect the drinking water approval for the supply to the system in the next two days and actually in the process with the startup of the well station we should be introducing ground water

mr. kelly. i'm alongside my program manager claire grimes my name is jaclyn flint executive director of the randolph institute and we serve residents all city residents, providing workforce and pre-apprenticeship services. we primarily serve bayview hunters point in our work force services include job skill development, case management services, and barrier removal service. these are all prior to entering into our construction trades. we provide our reach an agreement and some of the cinemas critical communities include our public housing developments in many of our clients face multiple barriers to employment that include lack of job experience, access to hard skill development and criminal histories. we are strong supporters of our union trades and they provide properties to sustainable job opportunities, and him talk about family sustainable. we want to continue to support the puc's collaborative efforts to leverage work that epri provide two great bible pathways to sustainable jobs for clien

they have to be in the same page and there some information that mr. kellythe same page with jeff sessions. regarding the issue of marijuana, smuggling, growth that's happening all over my stay california and that's was going to be cradle here is getting them to understating him to understand that the drug smuggling issue and the money that it brings the narco terrorist street gangs in mexico is so critical to the issues of los angeles when they refuse to enforce deportation, they established sanctuary cities. what they're doing is allowing this problem to fester, so it's critical that they both get on board, they both attack these mirrors and its governors and say look, you've got to be on board with us because if you're not, it's going to be do damage to your state anything that's really going to do it. they're going to show unity and basically say this is america's best interest, california's best interest, all the states. we need to solve this problem on every conceivable level. >> martha: just to make clear to both of you, you're referring to an intervi

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so they are essentially blaming mr. kelly for actions that have yet to occur.hat's pretty bad. >> not exactly, though. here's the deal. i'm a former prosecutor from new york. tone and words matter. if the words and tone from the leadership says that at all costs, protect this border, i can tell you right now whether it is the fbi or i.c.e. or the police, they take those orders seriously and very often times you can't control over aggressive or overzealous police officers who are enforcing the law. that's dangerous because rights get violated when that usually occurs. that is important. he sets the tone as a leader of the organization. >> greg: i think everybody on the planet would rather have an angry tone with deeds getting done then a pleasant tone and nothing get done. that's a concern. >> if we violate their rights -- >> greg: we are not! >> you don't know that. if -- >> greg: you don't know it.! >> we don't know if that happens. what we do know is that there have been killings inside of the united states, and there have been other crimes inside the united

. >> hello mr. kelly thank you. >> can i make opening statements. >> yes. >> oh, i'm sorry yes, please supervisor yee has joined us supervisor yee. >> okay colleagues today's hearing is on an issue that effects most of districts of the supervisors that are here today the issue of flooding this year we have experienced heavy rains this has impacted many of the residents in district 7, 8, 9 and 11 and in the neighborhoods district the upper great highway pine lake neighborhood and in district 7 the 15 avenue area and ingleside terrace neighborhood and just neighborhood in sunny side neighborhood across over to district 8 and 11 the terrace cayuga in district 9 and the folsom area much of the flooding is exasperated by the geography of the neighborhoods i've heard from my residents it dealt with flooding in their homes and felt their frustration because as a property owner nothing more frustrating that is that is actually in a low lying flood area we want to thank my colleagues many who are sitting on that c

mr. kelly, you are recognized to strike the last word. >> my experience has been, i have done some work as far as paying taxes, it was at to the irs of they wanted to do an investigation on me. i don't think it was a subject of a congressional request for it. i'm going to yield my time to mr. rene c. >> i appreciate the gentleman yielding some more time. my friend from new jersey am a -- from new jersey, have you ever done a k-1? cooks i have no dealings like this. -- >> i have no dealings like this. >> i have done k-1's. it doesn't reflect where the income came from. it doesn't reflect the income came from. it lists a company or entity. and then lists amounts. when you talk about you want to interestingwould be for me to understand what you want to see. i've seen plenty. there is no such information on a k-1. you also mentioned money pouring in from russia. unbelievable statement. >> i didn't say that. i quoted that. >> where do you see the on a tax return? tell me anywhere where you see that

. >> mr. kelly, you're now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. general peterson, i'm going to start with you real quick and talk about ari and they asked about or they were going to get co das to modernize pilot training at fort rucker where they train our aviation pilots in the army. the goal was to create a more relevant and safer and cost effective training. could you update us on how the modernization of helicopter pilot twrraining is progressing from the initial pilot training class classes. >> our modernization efforts are slowed a bit right now, just partially due to fiscal decisions on our fielding plans for the la co da as well as some ongoing litigation. the la co da is proving to be an exceptional and reliable trainer. it is too early to comprehensively substantiate the full benefit. what we do know is that the use of a more complex aircraft in initial pilot training, twin engine aircraft with essentially a modern glass cockpit is translating very well to the assimilation of skills in the combat aircraft that the initial aviators trans

mr. president. i'm kellie johnson, president of ace clearwater enterprises. it's a 16-year-old family business -- third generation. we're a supplier to the aerospace and power generation industries. we build products out of metal. if it flies or is launched, our parts are on it. we employ 200 of the best men and women in our industry. and on behalf of all of them, thank you for what you're doing. and we would love to have you come and visit next time you're in southern california. in fact, i'll never forget my husband and i approaching you in the lobby of your golf course in palos verdes when the flag controversy was going on. and we respected your position and we are so proud that that flag is flying today. thank you. president trump: it worked out. that was a very good decision. thank you very much. thank you, everybody. thank you. reporter: any comment on michael flynn, mr. president? reporter: are you looking forward to your visit with the chinese president?

kelly. i know you will enjoy his presentation today. thank you. [applause] mr. cilluffo: thank you, and before i introduce secretary kelly, let me thank steve for his 10 years as president of george washington university. he has led it ably and has been a proponent of research, academia, and the marriage between policy and research and academia. thank you. he will be stepping down at the end of july. it is a distinct privilege to be able to host general kelly today. i see so many leaders in the homeland security space in the audience here today and as the president mentioned we had the opportunity host all of his predecessors, but in this case we have the first secretary with operational experience. all i have to say is he is a marine. what else do you need? he served ably for 40-plus years. he enlisted in 1970, went back to get his degree, and came back to the marines as an officer. he has moved up the ranks and served in so many various leadership roles, including command roles and staff roles, as well as educational roles. really excited to hear from general k

mr. cilluffo: any news from the executive order? secretary kelly: standing by with bated breath. can't wait. mr. cilluffo: and another question along the lines of the budget, and you rightfully said the department is being tasked with more and more and arguably getting fewer and fewer resources to be able to deliver on that vast mission. where do you see things standing there? how do you see that playing out? any concerns? secretary kelly: always concerns. you never have enough money. one of the things elaine will do is an efficiency thing. we will look at what jeh started, and i will continue on steroids, and that is a unity effort to streamline to see where we duplicate efforts, acquisition, whatever. it is a maze in terms of different pay scales, processes. elaine is going to fix that in six months. [laughter] secretary kelly: in the world we live today, through the cold war and until recently, there was always this defense and nondefense spending, defense and nondefense professionals. the world we live in today, the away game, the department of defense, cia, nsa has to meld wi

so again, i want to welcome general kelly and i'll turn it over to senator mccaskill. >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary kelly, thank you so much for being here today. we are cognizant of the demands on your time and part of our goal and the chairman and i agree on this is trying to be careful about what we ask for and how much we ask for, but we've got to ask for stuff, because our job is with oversight. we're aware that you're being pulled a lot of different ways. that's why we look forward to you getting a full team in place so we can begin to have some of the people in charge in your operation come and answer some of these difficult policy and oversight questions. you and i have worked together on the armed services committee. i have -- i'm in very -- i'm a fan of how you have served as a marine and a general and no one can question the sacrifices you made for our nation. ever stint your confirmation i've considered you a voice of reason within the administration. you have displayed throughout your career a willingness to speak to power, to say no rather than nodding and base yo

mr. kelly, are they here? do you know--i vaguely remember discussion around appraisal and other issueess related to that so if you can talk about that convrsation because i know there has recently been frustration i expressed with the way things were done with that tenant but it was brought to our attention early on from my understanding. >> thank you, madam president. john updike director of real estate. you are correct in that there are two tenants on the property. the fact there were two tenants on the property was noted. we do take to heart the concerns that i heard from the elected officials about the level of risk associated with removing both of those tenant. that was not clearly articulated to the board, no question about that. we have mended our due diligence process and transparency in items that come before the board since then and going forward. we do acknowledge there should have been more information relative to risk kwr and perhaps you would have had a broader set of data to make a more informed

mr. kelly, are they here? do you know--i vaguely remember discussion around appraisal and other issueess related to that so if you can talk about that convrsation because i know there has recently been frustration i expressed with the way things were done with that tenant but it was brought to our attention early on from my understanding. >> thank you, madam president. john updike director of real estate. you are correct in that there are two tenants on the property. the fact there were two tenants on the property was noted. we do take to heart the concerns that i heard from the elected officials about the level of risk associated with removing both of those tenant. that was not clearly articulated to the board, no question about that. we have mended our due diligence process and transparency in items that come before the board since then and going forward. we do acknowledge there should have been more information relative to risk kwr and perhaps you would have had a broader set of data to make a more informed

mr. cilluffo: any news from the executive order? secretary kelly: standing by with bated breath. mr. cilluffo: and another question along the lines of the , and you rightfully said the department is being tasked with more and more and arguably getting fewer and fewer resources to be able to deliver on that vast mission. where do you see thank the -- where do you see things standing there? secretary kelly: you never have enough money. one of the things you lane -- el aine will do is an efficiency thing. we will look at what jeh started, and i will continue that on steroids to streamline its, to see where we duplicate efforts, acquisition, whatever. maze scales, acquisition is going to elaine fix that in six months. [laughter] secretary kelly: in the world we live today, there was always this defense and nondefense spending, defense and nondefense professionals. the world we live in today, the away game, apartment of defense, cia, nsa has to meld with the home game which is dhs. we have to think in terms of security and nonsecurity as opposed to simply defense and over there. one of th

. >> mr. kelly. >> so the next item i have up is green infrastructure update tommy is not oh, there you are you want to do the interrogation. >> good afternoon, commissioners tommy general manager for wastewater we're here today excited to give you the latest update on the projects and here to present to you i want to recognize the fact they've been working diligently for the last ten years (calling names) they're working hard and not the easiest thing to do to change out the green and the happy medium to provide our citizens and rate repairs the best rates here's my colleague for the update. >> thanks tommy good afternoon, everybody my name is sarah i'm here to present the green infrastructure update if i can get the slides up great. >> all right. so today we are going to go over the green infrastructure effort the agency has been talking about and the rate allocation and the ssip early implementations and give you a flavor for what you'll see in the collection plan coit in july for the citing stra

. >> mr. kelly. >> thank you mr. admiral harris for being here. one, just again, it is a joint problems a number of munitions and stockpile that we have to comply is that correct in your opinion? then i want to go back just a little bit to the leader of north korea into the ranking members questions, he understands the cost benefit analysis of any actions towards the united states and i thank you for being on the front lines, you and all of the service members every day. do you know of any source and do you think that's based on news sources and the advisors does he get any advice that he cannot totally annihilate the united states is there any source but he gets that from? >> from his circle of advisers they follow his line and eliminate the source of distrust and clustering. >> some people think that they are in length with their actions and it is almost like he is a little more than that and might even think based on the number of advisers whether you be his uncle or brother or anyone else's that correct? the >> how does that impact them direct

. >> hello mr. kelly thank you. >> can i make opening statements. >> yes. >> oh, i'm sorry yes, please supervisor yee has joined us supervisor yee. >> okay colleagues today's hearing is on an issue that effects most of districts of the supervisors that are here today the issue of flooding this year we have experienced heavy rains this has impacted many of the residents in district 7, 8, 9 and 11 and in the neighborhoods district the upper great highway pine lake neighborhood and in district 7 the 15 avenue area and ingleside terrace neighborhood and just neighborhood in sunny side neighborhood across over to district 8 and 11 the terrace cayuga in district 9 and the folsom area much of the flooding is exasperated by the geography of the neighborhoods i've heard from my residents it dealt with flooding in their homes and felt their frustration because as a property owner nothing more frustrating that is that is actually in a low lying flood area we want to thank my colleagues many who are sitting on that c

. >> hello mr. kelly thank you. >> can i make opening statements. >> yes. >> oh, i'm sorry yes, please supervisor yee has joineds supervisor yee. >> okay colleagues today's hearing is on an issue that effects most of districts of the supervisors that are here today the issue of flooding this year we have experienced heavy rains this has impacted many of the residents in district 7, 8, 9 and 11 and in the neighborhoods district the upper great highway pine lake neighborhood and in district 7 the 15 avenue area and ingleside terrace neighborhood and just neighborhood in sunny side neighborhood across over to district 8 and 11 the terrace cayuga in district 9 and the folsom area much of the flooding is exasperated by the geography of the neighborhoods i've heard from my residents it dealt with flooding in their homes and felt their frustration because as a property owner nothing more frustrating that is that is actually in a low lying flood area we want to thank my colleagues many who are sitting on that com

mr. attorney general. secretary kelly, isis has now claimed responsibility for the attack in paris yesterday. the administration's travel ban puts a temporary hold on people from six countries. no european country is on that list. but in light of this attack being carried out by a french national, should france be added to the list? >> well, again, it wasn't a travel ban, it was a travel pause in certain countries that had been identified by the obama administration and then confirmed by the united states congress -- >> so, should they be added to the travel pause? >> -- a travel pause -- stay with me here. a travel pause so that we could get our arms around increased vetting. there is terrorism throughout europe and the middle east. we're on top of the threats, and over time, we'll take whatever measures to protect the american homeland, and that includes aviation travelers from europe, the middle east, to the united states. >> do you think there should be a review, if there should be visa requirements for european count

. >> hello mr. kelly thank you. >> can i make opening statements. >> yes. >> oh, i'm sorry yes, please supervisor yee has joined us supervisor yee. >> okay colleagues today's hearing is on an issue that effects most of districts of the supervisors that are here today the issue of flooding this year we have experienced heavy rains this has impacted many of the residents in district 7, 8, 9 and 11 and in the neighborhoods district the upper great highway pine lake neighborhood and in district 7 the 15 avenue area and ingleside terrace neighborhood and just neighborhood in sunny side neighborhood across over to district 8 and 11 the terrace cayuga in district 9 and the folsom area much of the flooding is exasperated by the geography of the neighborhoods i've heard from my residents it dealt with flooding in their homes and felt their frustration because as a property owner nothing more frustrating that is that is actually in a low lying flood area we want to thank my colleagues many who are sitting on that c

. >> hello mr. kelly thank you. >> can i make opening statements. >> yes. >> oh, i'm sorry yes, please supervisor yee has joined us supervisor yee. >> okay colleagues today's hearing is on an issue that effects most of districts of the supervisors that are here today the issue of flooding this year we have experienced heavy rains this has impacted many of the residents in district 7, 8, 9 and 11 and in the neighborhoods district the upper great highway pine lake neighborhood and in district 7 the 15 avenue area and ingleside terrace neighborhood and just neighborhood in sunny side neighborhood across over to district 8 and 11 the terrace cayuga in district 9 and the folsom area much of the flooding is exasperated by the geography of the neighborhoods i've heard from my residents it dealt with flooding in their homes and felt their frustration because as a property owner nothing more frustrating that is that is actually in a low lying flood area we want to thank my colleagues many who are sitting on that c

. >> mr. kelly. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you, admiral harris, for being here. one, just again, it is a joint problem the number of munitions and the lackage of stock spil we have, is that correct, admiral harris, in your opinion? and then i want to go back just a little bit to the leader of north korea. and to the ranking members' questions. i, like you, don't share the same confidence that he understands the cost benefit analysis of any actions towards united states. and i thank you for being on the front lines. you and all our service members, for being on the front lines every day. do you know of any source, other than, i guess, maybe china. but does -- do you think, based on the news sources and the people around him that are his advisers, do you think he gets any advice that he cannot totally annihilate the united states? do you think there is any source that he gets that from? >> i do not. on -- in his circle of advisers. you know, they pretty much, you know, follow his line, or he pretty much eliminates the source of distrust or questioning. >> i was wit

. >> mr. kelly so the next item i have up is green infrastructure update tommy is not oh, there you are you want to do the interrogation. >> good afternoon, commissioners tommy general manager for wastewater we're here today excited to give you the latest update on the projects and here to present to you i want to recognize the fact they've been working diligently for the last ten years (calling names) they're working hard and not the easiest thing to do to change out the green and the happy medium to provide our citizens and rate repairs the best rates here's my colleague for the update. >> thanks tommy good afternoon, everybody my name is sarah i'm here to present the green infrastructure update if i can get the slides up great. >> all right. so today we are going to go over the green infrastructure effort the agency has been talking about and the rate allocation and the ssip early implementations and give you a flavor for what you'll see in the collection plan coit in july for the citing strategy

mr. kelly, are they here?u know--i vaguely remember discussion around appraisal and other issueess related to that so if you can talk about that convrsation because i know there has recently been frustration i expressed with the way things were done with that tenant but it was brought to our attention early on from my understanding. >> thank you, madam president. john updike director of real estate. you are correct in that there are two tenants on the property. the fact there were two tenants on the property was noted. we do take to heart the concerns that i heard from the elected officials about the level of risk associated with removing both of those tenant. that was not clearly articulated to the board, no question about that. we have mended our due diligence process and transparency in items that come before the board since then and going forward. we do acknowledge there should have been more information relative to risk kwr and perhaps you would have had a broader set of data to make a more informed decis

mr. kelly, are they here? do you know--i vaguely remember discussion around appraisal and other issueess related to that so if you can talk about that convrsation because i know there has recently been frustration i expressed with the way things were done with that tenant but it was brought to our attention early on from my understanding. >> thank you, madam president. john updike director of real estate. you are correct in that there are two tenants on the property. the fact there were two tenants on the property was noted. we do take to heart the concerns that i heard from the elected officials about the level of risk associated with removing both of those tenant. that was not clearly articulated to the board, no question about that. we have mended our due diligence process and transparency in items that come before the board since then and going forward. we do acknowledge there should have been more information relative to risk kwr and perhaps you would have had a broader set of data to make a more informed

. >> hello mr. kelly thank you. >> can i make opening statements. >> yes. >> oh, i'm sorry yes, please supervisor yee has joined us supervisor yee. >> okay colleagues today's hearing is on an issue that effects most of districts of the supervisors that are here today the issue of flooding this year we have experienced heavy rains this has impacted many of the residents in district 7, 8, 9 and 11 and in the neighborhoods district the upper great highway pine lake neighborhood and in district 7 the 15 avenue area and ingleside terrace neighborhood and just neighborhood in sunny side neighborhood across over to district 8 and 11 the terrace cayuga in district 9 and the folsom area much of the flooding is exasperated by the geography of the neighborhoods i've heard from my residents it dealt with flooding in their homes and felt their frustration because as a property owner nothing more frustrating that is that is actually in a low lying flood area we want to thank my colleagues many who are sitting on that c

kelly, though, will soon be the center of attention as newport beach honors him during mr. vant week. and this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. biek by the way, he's the nephew of jim kelly, hall of famer. >> i like how everybody was tweeting around him. rick, thanks a lot. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continues tomorrow [ yawns ] [ sighs ]

. >> the building has been mr. kellyemodeled and is many move in condition as shown by the photos you're looking at the building is although not meet the definition of tantamount to definition essentially a tear down of the existing building we have the demolition calculation and they're close to that and additionally i'll say the foundation er sunnydale part of foundation will be removed ♪ project but we're really here to discuss and make our point that does that building is that designed to minimize the impacts of air quality and privacy to the neighborhood and the question really is no, it is not what we would like to see a reduction in the air and light being worked out put up unfortunate the west side view from google earthquake earth is obscured we brought this to aid in the discussion the dr requester has to parallels we've note to cases before the commission the first one being worked out 567 are 47th avenue which was revolting the neighborhood setback that again is 3 blocks from us we're asking is for the setbac

mr. chairman. general kelly, good to see you again, thank you for being here. thanks for the important work you're doing. in terms of the mix, we're talking about infrastructure, we're talking about technology, we're talking about people. how do you make sure you have to right mix as you put that together? >> on the wall? >> uh-huh. >> really, you know, really have to rely on the folks that work the border. the younger agents are down there doing the scut work every day, but some of the more senior agents, they know the border in their sector better than, you know, anyone. they can tell us. we'll do that study. >> i'm a member of the appropriations committee for homeland security. we're putting together your appropriation for fy 17 and we'll work on 18. it's very important that we have the resources. when we talk about building a wall as you've defined that wall is not only a wall itself and fencing, but it's also technology and people. it's very important that we have that funding in your appropriation bill for fy 17 isn't it to secure the country? that would