bob iverson, followed by brad paul?i would like to use -- >> if you could identify yourself, this will come up automatically. >> i am bob iverson. i have masters degrees in urban planning and architecture, and i cannot believe i have been practicing for 18 years already in architecture. my concern is with the presentation that has been brought forth on 8 washington. this is an attractive project but there are some issues that i feel are slipping by, and have not been noticed by many people. first off, i would like to compare the proposed plan against the existing plan. some of the imagery, and the square footage areas are very disconcerting. if you look at the existing projects, there are a couple of small buildings -- covering this site, and basically the entire site is open except for the pavilion. if you go to their charts, this talks about 15 feet -- this is the other chart about open space. all they did was change the name from private, the public. to get these seductive numbers, using imagery to get seductive shot

brad paul? >> mr. chairman -- i have not said that in a while. i wanted to give you some new information about washington. it comes from the land use committee the other day. that is about the other partner in the deal, which we rarely hear about. there are four reasons why they are a partner. the first reason is that they own 80% of the land that will become washington. i will put this on the screen. the also have the only land being up sold. they are the only land being up-zoned. and they have a condominium interest. thanks to that, we now see who owns what when they are done. what is in point is what the golden gate wickets to retain in the final project, a significant part of this. what is this important? the last speaker talked about these 29 units of affordable housing. that is to make up for the effect of the other 45 would not meet real housing needs in san francisco. but those 29 units have to be put in the context of the conversion of hundreds of rent- control units to short-term vacation rental. this is continuing. you will probably lo

president, members of the board, my name is brad paul, as somebody who spent 40 years working in the tenderloin and south of market, i have seen, as you have, and see every day, the need for psyche beds in this city. cpmc is systematically reduced and eliminated psyche beds at st. luke's and i have not heard unless i am mistaken that there are any psyche beds in the current proposal. i hope you will not take this proposal seriously until you start hearing about larger numbers of psyche beds in their facilities because if they don't do it, that burden is going to fall more and more on san francisco general and the other hospitals and you see the need for these beds every day as you walk around this building. so i would urge you to make them put psyche beds back in st. luke's and back in their general facility, the new facility, because you cannot have a hospital in san francisco and claim it's open all the time to everyone and not have psyche beds. thank you. >> what you did today is very big mistake with me. you said in the beginning that you going to allow disabled to speak first bu

paul got 6. so a little good news out of ohio, battle ground state for romney today. >> gregg: all right. brad, thank you for that. alexis, good to see you as well. appreciate both of you being here. >> thank you. >> heather: the cheering crowds at the republican presidential debates are getting plenty of attention. should they or should they not be allowed to root for their favorite candidate? mitt romney weighed in. next, media watchdog tells us what she thinks. >> this last one speaker gingrich said he didn't do so well 'cause the audience was so loud. the one before he said he didn't do so well because the audience was too quiet. this is like goldilocks, he's got to have it just right. when i debate the president, i'm not going to worry about the audience, i'm going to make sure we take down barak obama and take back the white house! let'st we know can do the job. new glidden duo paint plus primer. ♪ one coat does double duty. ♪ and fits our budget perfectly. so there's a brand-new room right where the old one used to be. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. new gli

paul ryan. bold action, we need, brad. the whole country is waiting for it. and so far, washington is asleep.t's a sleep at the wheel. >> we -- the way we tax multicorporations, we let a company design a television set in japan, make it in taiwan, sell it in the united states for a huge profit, and then the company says we made all the profit on that transaction in the cayman islands. i think we need bold action to recognize at least $1 trillion in revenue over the next ten years by having a different system for determining the taxation of multinational corporations. >> but brad sherman, i'll get you $1 trillion by getting rid of tax expenditures, you'll all of the loop poles and special expansions and carve-outs. the president didn't spend any time talking about tax reform. he didn't spend any time talking about entitlement reform. he didn't spend any time talking about simpson/bowles. that's what's got me up in arms, brad. >> well, he did talk about a warren buffett tax, and he is not going to negotiate with himself. that is to say, democrats want to see entitlement reform, spending cuts an

paul and 11% is newt gingrich. if he wins iowa, does that give him all of the momentum to push him closer to mitt romney there? brado, i think if ron paul wins iowa it's as if iowa didn't happen. he's not a plausible nominee for president. he's making a point and that point will happen. he'll get a do over and restart in new hampshire in a week. >> what do you think? >> don't take it from me. he said a loss for ron paul would be a major disappointment. he needs to come out of here tuesday night, wednesday morning with a win as he heads into new hampshire. >> one word answer, guys, who is going to win iowa tomorrow, brad? >> mitt romney is going to win iowa tomorrow night in my opinion and i think that that will get him through the mass portion of this exam. >> all right, jennifer? >> mitt romney set the expectations. he's going to win. so i think that's where people may be betting on the republican side. >> that was more than one word. i'm going to give it to you guys because you're so articulate and fabulous. >> thanks so much. great to have you. >> thank you. >> all right. meanwhile, an army soldier is under arre

paul. >> it's a big group this year. you have tea ka rare, incredible hulk, debbie gibson, arsenio hall. it's a big group. >> there's a lot of old school there. >> where are brad and angelina and justin timberlake. >> big names there. >> we know them all, pretty much most of them. >> this afternoon, we caught up with clay aiken and d. snyder. >> i use the function on a very individual level making decisions myself and having them carried out by people. now you are in a room starting out with nine team members and they are all those same kind of people used to making decisions and having them implemented. >> believe it or not, there are people louder than us. >> yes. you have to make adjustments to work together as a team. >> my wife is a mofia princess. >> don't miss "celebrity apprentice" at 9:00 here on nbc 4. >>> in other celebrity news, after a series of break ups and make ups, justin timberlake and jessica biel decided to tie the knot. they have been dating for four and a half years now. he broke the question in the mountains. they split up for three months last year, then patched things up. >> did you get your invitation to this, yet? an '80s bash for ka

supporting romney in the granite state, not far behind john paul at 30% and jon huntsman 23%, among independents which are significant in that state. brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to george w. bush and chris hahn former aide to democratic senator charles schumer and fox news contributor. good morning to you the morning after. undeclared voters very high in that state. romney and paul kind of split that vote. how significant? >> i think it is very significant, bill. new hampshire was open primary which allowed independents to participate. the fact that they wanted to participate in numbers they did shows dissatisfaction with the obama administration that they would be motivated to vote in a republican primary. and let's face it, chris, you know this, president obama could go back and hang out in hawaii. still get 45, 46% of the vote. likely republican the same. so you're citing over 8% in battleground electoral rich states made up of independents who are needed to win and i think they have been burned in 2008 and they're looking for alternatives. bill: wow, that will be where 2012 is decided in many ways. chris, what does last n

paul and mitt romney are feeling the santorum surge. >> tonight, we are going to the hawkeye state with rick green of the "des moines register" and former howard green. dnc communications, brad wood house, is here to tell us how democrats will fight back. eric cant eric cantor can't handle the truth with ronald reagan. >> he also cut taxes. >> but he did compromise. >> ezra klein of "the washington post" is here to set the record straight. >> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching and the first votes fort republican nomination are hours away from being cast. i think we might see a surprise in iowa tomorrow. the latest numbers from the public policy polling of have ron paul on top with 20% of the vote in iowa. >> santorum in at 15%. the devil is in the details. in the first day of the poll, ron paul was on top with 29% support. four days later, he was down to 16%. on the other hand, santorum polled at 10% the first couple of days of the polling. on days three and four, his numbers doubled to 20%. what does that mean? santorum has real momentum. he continues his brand of retail politics on the road in iowa. he was so popular at a pisa restaurant in boon,

even paul krugman, who has been pessimistic, suggested there was some glimmer of life in a column yesterday. president obama did inherit the worst economy since the great depression. host: brad miller, thank you for talking to our viewers. coming up, we will turn our attention to the gop presidential primary in florida with a republican from that state, steve southerland. first, a news update. >> it is 8:35 a.m. eastern. republican presidential candidate mitt romney's tax records show he is paying $6.2 million in taxes on a total of $42.5 million of income over the years 2010 and 2011. it follows the requests from canids to provide more detail about mr. romney's wealth. it shows that he is among one of the top 1%. a white house senior adviser speaking hours after mitt romney put the campaign released a 2010 tax returns said president obama will outline a plan to make sure what the americans pay more in their -- his state of the union address. when asked about governor romney's text returns, he said it raises an important question also, in tonight's state of the union address, the president is supposed to offer ideas to help manufacturing and expanding hiring. those are some