>> would you give this to mr. kelly? >> for the colleagues who are requesting to speak, i don't see that on the roster. we are trying to fix it now. >> yes, kelly general manager what was the question again? >> the question is you make a reference to the 95 jobs that would be lost assumes a different scenario that is being proposed. central is that correct? >> yes. >> what was the scenario that would have included the loss of those jobs? on the fact that is a different approach before

as far as the do not exceed rates one of the things i've had conversations with mr. kelly about is that when we went through the process of local power i'm trying to figure out if you can make those rates comparable with the rates that could conceivable bring the price to about 10 from 6 bucks as a premium. it occurred to me perhaps if we went to the cheaper mix kept the price at $10 and used the incremented to fund the local project we would then have a project that helps with the pg&e project and provides the funding for the local. as we adopt the not to exceed rates is there anything in that that would prejudice us to as whether we do the expensive recs >> so there's nothing in the rate making process that you're going through that addressed the reunusual mix so i believe the answer to that question is no there's nothing to prejudice that decision you will be confronted with that decisions which types of renewals are included in that promise. when we come to you with the contract from shell it will explain. july augment frame >> and do we have a sense of how much money

>> would you give this to mr. kelly? >> for the colleagues who are requesting to speak, i don't see that on the roster. we are trying to fix it now. >> yes, kelly general manager what was the question again? >> the question is you make a reference to the 95 jobs that would be lost assumes a different scenario that is being proposed. central is that correct? >> yes. >> what was the scenario that would have included the loss of those jobs? on the fact that is a different approach before us. >> barbara hale, assistant general manager. the report that the city's chief economist prepared, did not look at the prospects for local investment. so it looked at the shell contract and at the increase in pricing assumed that if you were paying more on your electric bill, you as a san francisco resident wouldn't have that money to spend in other ways here in san francisco and it would therefore decrease jobs in other sectors. but the report explicitly acknowledged that it did not look at the local investment, local build portion of the

we have harlen kelly with puc and mrs. kelly, the city administrator. and chief white.ecorder, nu nguyen and the mayor's office of housing. there are a number of other commissioners here as well. i want to recognize, i did see rodney fung and mrs. riley in the crowd. and to the many others here, thank you for joining with us today. and so this is our ninth annual city hall lunar new year celebration. i am feel honored to welcomeu

we have harlen kelly with puc and mrs. kelly, the city administrator. and chief white. recorder, nu nguyen and the mayor's office of housing. there are a number of other commissioners here as well. i want to recognize, i did see rodney fung and mrs. riley in the crowd. and to the many others here, thank you for joining with us today. and so this is our ninth annual city hall lunar new year celebration. i am feel honored to welcome you here today. for years san francisco has been a shining example of how we get things done together. and not only have folks from asian-american community and from all walks of life. san francisco is truly a melting pot. we want to celebrate our lunar new year and hope for a prosperous new year. and my new role as assessor, we hope that is true. rather than dragging out this presentation. i want to bring up to speak a number of people who you all know, who you all love. and of course who have many things to share with us. san francisco is very fortunate and lucky to have with us our first asian-american, first chinese mayor, mayor ed lee. pl

. >> may i ask mr. kelly a question? >> march 12, you issued --

all right we will move on to the report of the jeep manager mr. kelly. >>> good afternoon it's, i would like to provide an update on the ssi p. sorry -- we will admit that. good morning commissionerses my name is emile yo cruise mint commissioner structure first of all, i would like to thank you to servant puc commission specially during this interesting time of improving the program and the water system and the sewer system and in the first week on the job has been nothing less than outstanding although quite honestly, i think i managed to avoid looking like a deer in the headlights as i have been better ranged with a a lot of issues and certainly there is a lot going on at the puc and i'm fortunate to have a great staff at my disposal to update you on your goals and today i'll present on the schedule and scope scope and programs managed by the prial director and shell outline for you our schedule as well as our goal to outline the project for this year as we launch the sewer system program and followed by that. jeep will present to you our staffing pl

mr. kelly is a u.s.rizona resident exercising his second amendment rights to legally purchase and own a firearm. to suggest that we should refuse a lawful sale to any qualified individual because we may disagree with the individual's political or personal views on a particular subject is wrong and is not a business practice that my company or our employees would ever engage in. ever meaning well, not today anyway. somewhere during the city's mandatory 20 day waiting period for used weapons, the gun store owner changed his mind. here is what he posted to facebook yesterday. while i support and respect mark kelly's second amendment rights, his recent statements to the media made it clear that his intent in purchasing the sig-sauer m400 5.56mm rifle from us was for reasons other than for his personal use. in light of this fact, i determined that it was in my company's best interest to terminate this transaction. joining me now, krystal ball and ari melber. we have one merchant of the tools of murder who is

. >> long enough for me to know i don't want you going anywhere, mr. kelly. good morning to you.ater today. you want to bring your umbrella because that rain will return for the second half of the day into this evening's commute. nice and dry for the most part. let's check on the drive. >> good morning. we see volume starting to bump up over here as is tradition before 6:00 that first burst for 101 through san jose. we hear about a crash just north of here quickly moving to the shoulder around 13th or old oakland road. that was long enough in the roadway to be a distraction and slowing. there's the rest of your south bay. we'll end with this map. no other major slowing through the area. back to you. >>> time is 5:57. still ahead, an upscale part of san jose rocked by homicide. new details on the search for suspects coming up. >>> plus, we're learning more details about a developing story out of asia this morning. north korea threatening a nuclear attack on the u.s. ♪ chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could sa

but i think mr. kelly trying to purchase this firearm. >> amy, your thoughts. >> i think he was absolutely trying to make a political point. and it sounds to me like it upset the owner of the business and so he rekriscinded the sale. at the end of the day, he's a business owner and he has the right to do that. i personally don't being it wth the right thing, but that's wlae chose to do. >> amy, donna, many thanks to you. >>> same-sex marriage is front and center in a very public debate about that also a personal issue for one california family. we'll share. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles military families face, we understand. our financial advice is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. [ laughs ] dad! dad! [ applause ] [ male announcer ] life brings obstacles. usaa brings retirement advice. call or visit us online. we're ready to help. learn more with our free usaa retirement guide. call 877-242-usaa. music ... music ... music... >>> su

very different threshold for what they think is acceptable versus what gun control advocates like mr. kellyf gun purchases which people feel like universal background check records you going purchase a gun and is that record going to be kept some where and what will the government do with it and that sparks a whole different conversation. >> the way is stands now is that background checks that are conducted no record is kept. they don't have to provide the records and are not asked to provide them to federal authorities. the background check is conducted and then the records are destroyed. what democrats and gun control advocates want to do is create a national registry for all new gun purchases. that is something that people who are second amendment enthusiasts don't like. they think that is not okay. >> shannon: the issue of mental health keeps coming up in conversations it is generally not available in the background check system and doesn't go there. in my previous life when i was a labor and employment relations attorney, there is the hppa law that restricts medical information that ca

doug mckenny giving mr. kelly a full refund because kelly didn't plan to keep the rifle. instead he turned to plan it into police. kelly posted this picture of himself buying the rifle saying he wanted to show how easy it is to buy an assault weapon. now he doesn't get it. >>> he kept a low profile since resigning as c.i.a. director, but tonight general david petraeus returns to the public arena. he's giving a speech at an event honoring veterans and the rotc. according to an advanced text of his speech, he will say -- quote -- "i am keenly aware i'm regarded in a different light than i was a year ago." he was expected to apologize for the affair that led to his resignation. >>brian: are the kings of late night tv centering their comedy and shying away from jokes about president obama. watch. >> president obama saw that his ncaa tournament bracket and picked florida, louisville and ohio state. crazy since the election he still needs florida and ohio to win. >> a 20-year-old woman from serbia has a rare brain condition where she sees everything upside down. the good news s

. >> thank you, mr. kelly, very grateful. chairman bernanke, i don't have much time, so i'm going to ask you real straight, sheila bair had an article in today's new york times focusing on income inequality. my question to you, does ip equality matter in terms of the efficiency and functioning and growth of our economy? >> well, it's very important in its own right. we want to have, everybody have opportunities. we want a fair society. um, i think it does if people don't have, if talented people don't have the ability to move up and to get a good education and to move into the middle class, that's a loss for everyone not just for those individuals. so i think a society in which there's greater equality of opportunity will be a more productive and efficient society as well. >> but like on the macro level in i mean, those points you made, i think, are absolutely right. but, you know -- >> yeah. >> 70% of our economy is consumer spending. if folks on the bottom don't have any money. >> yeah, but in the longer term what matters i

general kelly? >> mr. chairman, senator inhofe, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear today. on behalf of not only those personnel in afghanistan, but those in southern american. i'm here to talk about the socom. first, transnational organized crime. consist of the responsibilities responsibilities that i haven't security cooperation activities as well. the support law enforcement includes highly effective and efficient and cost-effective detention in monitoring operations, sharing information and having the countries combat drug trafficking and dismantling very troubling criminal networks. we also focus on building relationships with regional militaries to enhance defense of the united states and the security of the region. human rights play a big role with everything we do. for my engagement with regional leaders who are working alongside our nation's forces, and the defense college here in washington. militaries in the region have made enormous strides in terms of professiona

mr. lustig, welcome. (applause) >> and the mayor and ms. kelly both spoke about public housing. appropriate to that, we have with us today members of the public housing tenants association board of directors, ms. joyce armstrong, neola gans and deirdre smith from the public housing tenants association board of directors. we want to welcome them. p (applause) >> and last but not least, ms. jones from the -- >> [inaudible]. >> the department of aging, ms. jones from the department of aging is with us today. i'm sorry. (applause) >> wanted to make sure i got that one in. with that, i'd like to hastily call forward cheryl smith who has been a tremendous supporter of the society who will introduce our keynote speaker. cheryl. (applause) >> good afternoon, everybody. and happy black history month. i have the great pleasure of introducing today's keynote speaker. we are fortunate to have a speaker whose experience and background exemplifies african-american history. he is the general ed orial advisor to the king legacy, a professor of history, and founding director of the martin luther

general kelly? >> mr. chairman, senator inhofe, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear today. on behalf of not only those personnel in afghanistan, but those in southern american. i'm here to talk about the socom. first, transnational organized crime. consist of the responsibilities responsibilities that i haven't security cooperation activities as well. the support law enforcement includes highly effective and efficient and cost-effective detention in monitoring operations, sharing information and having the countries combat drug trafficking and dismantling very troubling criminal networks. we also focus on building relationships with regional militaries to enhance defense of the united states and the security of the region. human rights play a big role with everything we do. for my engagement with regional leaders who are working alongside our nation's forces, and the defense college here in washington. militaries in the region have made enormous strides in terms of professiona

mr. lincoln is a good friend of mine, kelly about this statement, the truth is i would like to go very much. clinton has two major obstacles in his way. one is a gentleman named edward baker who is a friend of his. another is a gentleman named john hart. both of these men have similar qualifications, they are all about the same age, all three lawyers, former members of the legislature. similar qualifications. lincoln's first the convention, his county, they are going to nominate delegates to a congressional meeting where the nominee for the whig party will be chosen. you are an ambitious whig in illinois is your only hope to move up, you are not going to be elected governor or get chosen for u.s. senate by the legislature. if you are an upwardly mobile whig in 1843 this was your chance. so lincoln at the county convention, it doesn't go as he planned. at least one of the newspapers reported that if he had hung in into nightfall his supporters would show up later in the day, maybe outnumbering baker's people. as it stands, lincoln ends up at a convention but edward baker, his opponent, linco

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

kate kelly on high finance, insiders and hedges. mr. jon fortt on tech, trends, and innovation. mr.ank on money, power and spending. and julia boorstin on media and the entertainment industry. that was a great graphics sequence, don't you think? >>> t-mobile is also announcing today it will finally carry the iphone. jon, this seems quite an important piece of news. will we break apart the kr9 structure? >> i wouldn't hold my breath. in context, t-moibl is running a distant third to at&t and verizon. they needed to do something. they're losing subscribers, so they get the iphone. they're still in a way subsidizing it. we'll let you pay for the rest over two years. you still have to pay for the phone. you have no contract for the service fee. people could get the phone for them and take it over to straight talk wireless. sure, they don't have lte, but walmart's plan is cheaper. >> they may not catch up, but the fact that you aren't locked into a two-years contract and none of the other major players are offering that. it seems like a pretty good deal. won't that help them? >> it might

kelly file segment tonight. president obama wants the assistant attorney general for the justice department's civil rights division, thomas perez to be the next secretary of labor. mr be a racial activist. here now to explain attorney and fox news anchor megyn kelly. you are actually covering this on your show. >> yeah. >> bill: that's high brow. >> we do some news on the news show. >> bill: nobody cares about the secretary of labor. most people don't care and i don't blame them. i don't care either. however, however, this appointment that president obama wants to make, this could be very telling about president obama. >> yeah. >> bill: tell me about perez. >> president obama's critics have been saying this sun necessarily divisive this choice. it would be hard to get somebody farther to the left than mr. perez and already some senators are threatening to try to block his confirmation because they believe he has been as one critic put it as quote a radical's radical. the deal with -- look, perez he went to harvard law school. he has experience in labor at the department of labor from maryland. now he is heading up a major important section of the doj which is the c

both mayor bloomberg as well as our police commissioner ray kelly have a ton of this program is a good thing the whole point of this program mr reduce crime rates but there is a certain amount of blowback critics say that these young men that are being stopped or are not going to be comfortable going to police when they really do need help what are what are your thoughts on this. you know after they have them my stepson and after i started noticing it happening to my nephew and other kids in the neighborhood i started to really see that it was becoming a big problem i really didn't pay too much mind to it because as marceau happened to me so many times growing up that i thought it was normal was part of my culture but you know it was a start affecting when i was see it happen to other people i realize that it was a big problem so i decided to find some type of group that i could get involved with. and you know when i found that group there was fighting against stop and frisk i decided to get involved and you know fight against it from you know from you know from over twenty four hours all the way to now nonstop somewhere and

mr. president you won. now step away from the teleprompter and do your job. >> kelly: molly is live with more details on this story. good to see you. >> reporter: good to see you, too, kelly. there is a big close to cpac, not only do we have the keynote speaker still to come, texas senator ted cruz and people will gets the results of the presidential straw poll. there is big name speakers in the waning hours of this year's cpac. later this hour, rnc chairman will speak. also congressman kathy rodgers and conservative author ann coulter. they introduced sarah palin earlier this afternoon but he'll baseball back later to speak on opportunity and conservatism and thousand increase growth and opportunity in the u.s. >> just before senator cruz speaks people will get the results of the presidential straw poll who they want to see as the next president. mitt romney won last year for the fourth time. ron paul has won a couple of times, too, thanks to the college students that attend the event in large numbers. there was large crowd earlier today for sarah palin. she poked fun at michael boom bloomberg's attempt by

kelly version of black history and he's been doing it for years. it's the most inexpensive event that i have ever been to. i'm going to try to get him to upgrade it, mr. mayor, now that he's the big man. we just finished the most magnificent chinese new years parade it was and the lord obviously smiled on the chinese because it didn't rain this year. most years it rains for the chinese new years. this was at an incredible location. it's always the location over the last years or so, an elective family has reached out to include an -- array of people. in january it was chinese new years celebration and now we are doing black history month. in about five weeks we'll be doing the cherry blossom festival which is japan's town and and then carnival and then we follow that almost instantly in june with this incredible occasion where the whole world see's how san francisco is when you get 300,000 bikes leading a parade of gay lesbians when we have our pride parade in san francisco and we eventually got around to letting the italians do something in october. so it's an incredible city. it's just an incredible city. i marvel he asked me what do you think the

general john kelly has a theory, anger at mr.a. >> they were particularly put off i'm told when the president has really made no mention of closing the facility, he said nothing in the inauguration speech and this is them bringing this up to us. nothing in the inauguration speech about closing it. nothing in the state of the union. >> so what to do? the striking prisoners are being force pedestrifed through tubesr noses, since they aren't likely to be charged, transferred or released ever. the office president obama created to shutter guantanamo was shuttered in january. closed down. our question to you this morning, will gitmo ever close? facebook.com/carolcnn. or tweet me @carolcnn. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. sss 47 different companies. well, technically i work for one. that company, the united states post

mr. obama will take part in a virtual conversation later this morning. she's going to talk about healthy families through her first google plus hangout. kelly ripa, co-host of live with "kelly and michael" will be the moderator. it starts at 8:10 this morning. to join in, logon to let's move.gov or white house google plus page. >>> decision makers on capitol hill remain stuck in a stalemate this morning over budget cuts now known as the sequester. $85 billion in cuts went into effect on friday hitting education, military and other federal programs. republicans say they refuse to budge. the white house is banking on pressure from taxpayers to move things forward. it's something that has voters we spoke to frustrated. >> nobody wants to play. >> i know in my house when my budget gets tight, i stop spending. >> there's good news to tell you. a government shutdown could be temporarily averted. it's relative for good news at this point. congress expected to vote this week on a measure to keep the government open through the 2013 fiscal year which ends september 30th. >>> the gridlock in washington poses an interesting dilemma affecting the wealt