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gerri? gerri: rich, thanks. extending the extenders, only congress could come up with language like this. no wonder they have a 6% approval rating. thaaks for coming on tonight. great to have you. >> thanks. gerri: our users guide to taxes continues next with a look at state and local taxes and more of our look for what is new for 2014. stay with us. gerri: major changes coming soon that could have a big impact on your next tax return. this year with the new tax law changes, your tax obligation could be more than astounding 50%. so we're here to help you out. all this hour we're letting you know what you should do about the tax rate increases and inform you of any other gotchas you may need to know about. joining uins now, joseph perry, the firmwide partner in charge of tax and business services at marcum. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. gerri: you guys having a year-end tax guide and you've been putting some of your clients through a simulation to see what they might owe come april.at it is not p

. ♪ gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis.ight on "the willis report," a user's guide to taxes. ur tax questions answered from estate taxes to obamacare. we've got you covered. this is your time to chime in. we're including your mails, tweets and your phone calls. also the legal battle over a cross erected for war veterans. a judge orders it taken down, but wi it be removed? we're watching out for you tonight on the willis report. ♪ ♪ gerri: welcome to "the willis report," your show, your money, your voice. and tonight your irs. all week long we've been talking taxes, and our user's guide to taxes from what the new law changes are to strategies to help you plan for your returns with that big bill cong in april. and even tips on how to find the right tax preparer for you. tonight we're wrapping up our series with what nobody is telling you about the irs and the new role it will play in the coming year. and later in the show we're going to be answering your questions. if you have tax questions, you want to talk taxe maybe you ju

gerri: not for the faint of heart. gerri: three big sectors.eep seeing the new companies coming toarket that is so much -- they get talked about some much. a lot of business on the web. fire was going to do this i am not sure that is aware would go. i know that the nasdaq was on fire, but i would love to do something fundamental. is there something in natural gas, opportunities in businesses thatre little bit more mundane? >> absolutely. you were in north dakota and southakota right now, there are a whole bunch of things in one gas and really depend upon the regn you aren't. even with them as you can buy groups and companies tha are sort of in lin with your interest and expertise to be the trick is definitely just reachi together, working with people to find things in at specific sector. you know, one of the things people forget is the reason those companies like facebook and the ones you see an immediate are reported, is because there are noteworthy, unusual. lots of companies in stors that people do quite well on. rri: of theseompanies that p

gerri: hello everybody i am gerri willis. welcome to a special edition we're devoting the entire hour to answer the question how do you do that? with the advice if you are in the market for a new home don't be dismad. the end of the year could be the perfect time to buy a home. the how to do that?er personal finance expert, is i think this is a great idea k vera. >> there is not l of inventory but not a lot of buyers they can take their. time no multiple offers or bidding wars. it is you and the offer and the seller may entertain that. brady dots in the summer if it is not in the range. >> people selling this time year want to get out and are willing toe do it to.re >> they could be desperate because the other sellers have taken their homes off the market thosean who are in the ga are motivated and they have to do it now. a the buyers are motivated because they have good job transfer of lot of companies relocate in january. serious sellers and seriouselle buyers. gerri: now look at mortgage rates.an they are still pretty attr

gerri: crazy. >> it is unfortunate. gerri: and crazy.ete, the book, the cure and the code, it looks like a great read, thank you, appreciate your time. >> thank you. gerri: now we want to know what you think, your question, should the government stand in the way of personal dna toasting, log on to -- dna testing, log on to gerriwillis.com. >> coming up, we answer the question, how do you do that? starting with ways to keep your identity safe this holiday signs, and next we tell how to get your home ready to sell in the new year, stage your own home, that is what we're doing. hi honey, did you get e toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a b andhip it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. gerri: sell your home fast in the new year, secret to staging your home yourself, details coming up after the break. gerri: are you looking to put your home on the market in the

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gerri: i agree.deal what you want to do but how did you figure out if it is the right thing? >> start with the basic math though length of the warranty if you lookrs at a high-end data of a 100,000-mile warranty but if you look at ford or gm or chrysler three years or 36,000 miles if you're outside the warranty somebody will pay when at the car needs work it is simple math that means you don't rent more than 36 months you go 10 or 15,000 miles if you drive less then 10,000 then forget the of these it will never we could be enough if you drive more than 15,004 get the lease on the car becauseon just maintain its.th but of though window between 10,000 or 15,000 miles lookare at at the incentives there argreat deals but don't be tricked in buying the 39bu month lease for those three months if there is a problem is audio.s, gerri: let's talk aboutlet' electric cars it is a goodle idea? >> if you consider the hybrid or electric vehiclebri only 20 percent of the united states ison eligible for those discou

gerri: wow.w, i think that's a fascinating description, and i wonder if that's going to be the experience for the obamacare site. >> well, i don't think that the number of people they've reported enrolled so far which is close to 400,000 is actually going to end up being those 400,000 specifically. there will be people who drop out. gerri: right. and it could beas high as you're describing. >> well, who knows? early, we're not going to get 400,000 signed up of the 400,000 that are being reported right now. i think it's 365. things happen. gerri: let me get you back to my first question, the requirement of the president. if i find out by december 31st i'm online on the web, you have to processy paperwork by january 1st, is that possible? >> it's actually december 23rd, so we've got ten days. it's possible, but it's really hard. i'll give you an example, we've got over 20,000 consumers right now at e-health who want to sign up for subsidized health insurance. we're working with the administration,

gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report," another big obamacare light. it is not a forfeit. low-cost plans with the price tags. >> the president guaranteed me i could keep. >> if you want to you can pay for it. >> also, our special series, user's guide to taxes. big change is coming. he will get you prepared tonight . and america's worst charities, is essential advice on giving wisely this christmas. we're watching out for you tonight on "the willis report." ♪ gerri: welcome to "the willis report." your show, your money, your voice. tonight your health care costs. new warnings of how the architect of obamacare processing you can keep your doctor if you paid up with more on this, it has some fire, health fellow at the heritage foundation. dr. kevin campbell, cardiologists will we're talking about, over the weekend, ezekiel emanuel said that, yes, you can keep your doctor, but you may have to pay more. listen to this. >> he asked a question, if you like your doctor, you can keep it. did he not sa

. ♪ ♪ gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis.ight on "the willis report" details on 44 million target credit card holder to stolen during the busy christmas shopping season. how did that happen, and what is target saying today? did you know you can keep working and still get money from social security? we will tell you about a little known benefits for seniors, and there is a reason many companies have celebrities pushing products. one study says we are wired o believe what they say. we will explain as we're watching out for you tonight on "the willis report." ♪ gerri: welcome to "the willis report." your show, your money, your voice. tonight, the nightmare before christmas. listen to this. consumers and target, the retailer, scrambling after the discovery that 40 million credit and debit cards may have been compromised to buy data breached during the busy shopping season of the year. the popular chain saying accounts of in store customers to make purchases by slapping credit or even dead cards at any of the target stores in the

. ♪ gerri: hello everybody. i'm gerri willis perry tonight on the will support.he government incandescent bulbs and kicks in and january 1st. have the details. the president promised most of us will never even notice obamacare because the health plan won't be impacted individual investors say the ball can't continue into the -- 2014. our financial panel gives us their prediction. we are watching out for you tonight on "the willis report." ♪ welcome to "the willis report," your show, your money, your voice. and tonight getting a great deal used to be that electronic goods retailers, camera stores, tv purchase for the vote was willing to handle. high-end retailers are entertaining offers below the sticker price. how do you do that and how low can you go. how soon do you have no? a consumer adviser to mention that marketing company. welcome back to the show. >> thank you for having me. gerri: is a lot of different kinds of retailers out there. i read that nordstrom's is not allowing their sales associates to do a little haggling. >> then advertising because they wan

. ♪ ♪ gerri: hello, everybody. i am gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report."nding a lot of money on vitamins? we will tell you all about it. and the government says inflation is flat. so do these officials need to spend more time in the grocery store? and college presidents making millions of dollars. is it any wonder why tuition is skyrocketing? we are watching out for you tonight on "the willis report." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ gerri: welcome to "the willis report." if you are showing your money and your boys. big-time price hikes on your car insurance. filing just a single claim can cause your premiums to skyrocket and we are talking the in the double digits. we have the answers here and lauren is with us. welcome. it is great to have you here on the site. >> thank you. gerri: i was blown away with these numbers. in some cases as high as 67%? >> absolutely. there our valuables that can bump that up. >> let's talk about why it's so high in the first place. i was kind of shocked by that. >> you have to look at the cost ratio and how many people are in that area and how much i

gerri: that is incredible.s like going on amazon or google or anyone of the private sector websites, that works beautifully. and now they are going to turn over paper documents. >> they could be getting 50,000 paper applications and have to reconcile those with their own records. gerri: doctor gallia, thank you so much for coming on. fascinating information. well, from one ridiculous thing to another. 2 million stolen passwords on a hacker server. the popular website that you probably used. our next guest is here. we really appreciate your time. i want to go or what happen in the marketplace today. 2 million people getting passwords stolen, it's really disturbing, but i do understand that most of these folks have passwords like 12345 and password and password one. at the end of the day, don't you have to be a little bit vigilant about how you use these websites? >> we definitely do. it's hard for people to make good and strong passwords and keep them protected. gerri: you always have to bring a lot of common se

gerri: i agree. looking for word i am afraid to say 2014 will be its own problem looking for those who provide coverage it is more expensive and they get less options? >> not only led be higher or your doctois not in the network and the first month in particular i a nightmare for matching up as opposed to what the paper work shows and who is holding t bag what is not regular reimrsemt. >> that is scary. people are going to the doctor or dead hospital to find out you don't have coverage. thank you for coming on. it is a pleasure to see you. merry christmas. >> un tell the next surprise >> we will have you back now end exclusive update. target response to the llis report on the fallout of mlions of customers impactedy that date a breach. we have co-founder and chairman of identity theft 911. great to have you. 40 million americans in t cross hairs facing what could be a financial loss or identity theft we don't know. what do you make of it? >> el link him breath is still unknown. we just know they foun

gerri: i am gerri willis, on the willis report, senate passing budget bill cutting military pensions. we'll have reaction. >> and starting in 2014 it will cost more to get a mortgage. the new fees, january is d-day for fed, what will start of tapering mean for consumers? we're watching out for you tonight on the willis report. welcome to the wer willis repor, your heroes betrayed. >> is this choice between keeping the government open and screwing all those military retirees circumstance is that the right choice? >> he has a point, outrage after congress forced our country servicemen and women to make another sacrifice. this time, to help country balance the budget, today's deal in washington would cap retirement benefits for many by tens of thousands are dollars, retired command or for u.s. navy, and editor. joining me now, how are people reacting to this. >> well, this is not good news for them. it will cost average enlisted retiree order of $80,000 over their working life, and cost average retired officer about $120,000. this is not viewed as a good deal, as you said, a breach of co

gerri: did you hear that? clearing the way for the biggest bankruptcy in the country's history. steve moore, an editorial board member joins me now with the latest. >> that was a great soundbite that you just played. i didn't realize that things were going so well in detroit. and it sounds like it is actually within a 30 year freefall. it fell to about $750,000. and that has been done over decades. >> that means theexisting contract could be nullified, that is bad news for the unions. gerri: i have been in some of these neighborhoods. houses have been stripped of everything. like copper and wiring, naked stripped down, and it looks like a huge waste land, really, and some of the numbers hey are and giving a couple of facts there, 40% of the streetlights are out. and the national average is 11. what do you think of that? >> i believe this is actully good news for the state of michigan, good news for the ci of detroit. because i think they now can start to rebuild. i honestly believe that this is for the city of

gerri: you make a good point.tration is saying that 750,000 people are able to logon yesterday. starting to the numbers that they want. i have to tell you that now we are really starting to see the things that are wrong with this law, the problems with this law. one of them is on monday demonstrations said we are going to make those insurers hold it have to bring those 5 million people whose insurance coverage that we trashed, to help them make it through that time. what do you say? >> well, i think that they only work a bit of the margin. really what has happened is that those insurers were forced to change their plans. i do not see a lot of them being able to just do that. it is also state government involved here. so i'm not sure that giving him a little bit of extra money and the risk adjustment has really made much of a difference. gerri: we don't know if it's a little bit of money. because the federal registry is not saying how much. as taxpayers, we are on the hook for a trillion dollars on subsidies. >> yo

gerri: i aee.king for word i am afraid to say 2014 will be its own problem looking for those who provide coverage it is more expensivand they get less oions? >> not only led be higher or your doctor is not ithe network and the first month in particar is a nightmare for matching up as opposed to what the paper work shows and who is holding the bag what is not regular reimbursement. >> that is scary. people are going to e doctor or dead hospital to find out youon't have coverage. thank you for coming on. it is a pleasure to see you. merry christmas. >> u tell the nex surprise >> we wi have you back. w end exclusive update. targetresponse to the willis reporon thellout of millions of customers impacted by thatate a breach. we ha co-founder and chairman of identity the 911. great to have you. 40 million america in the cross hairs facing what could be a financial loss or identi theft we don't kn. what do you make of it? >> el link him breath is still unknown. we just knowow they found out out, it wws re

gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report" the obama administration struggles to defend obamacare in a new congressional inquiry and is now investigating itself. >> i have asked our inspector general to investigate the development of health care. gerri: also, our special series to my user's guide to taxes. we will tell you about the taxes you can cut. a new report turning everything we have been told about retirement on its head. the author of that report is here tonight. we are watching of for you tonight on "the willis report". ♪ gerri: welcome to "the willis report." your show, your money, your voice. tonight, your congress. happy to tell there staff not to test the obamacare website. but they don't do the same thing for you. they don't give you the same morning. fox news confirming congressional staffers are getting warned not to rely on the commission provided by the washington d.c. exchange, but to confirm their enrollment in person. if we could only get the same information. with more on t

gerri: why?ecause there is all this money that still sitting on the sidelines for the past 5 years, because internationally, the u.s. is still seen as the post stable, europe is still inn@ trouble. eastern europe, look at the kind of turmoil there asia. what is going to there? the truth is, money is coming in here, in here to stock market and u.s., and real estate market. gerri: break the tie here, a bull and a bear? >> i aming fool -- i think i'm the fool here, we're not close to a bubble, we have come a long way. 15 times may seem expensive but, take account low interest rates. economy is growing north of 2%, and past bubbles with nazdaq trading 40 times earnings before that bubble burst. and houses prices. at 15 times earnings, you have to convince me for when innel, and -- >> you are right. look at a company like ge, ge go general electric they are a $26, they have been up there at $60 a year, even if we're maxed out here there is building and are cranes, anywhere i travel, it is stronger tha

♪ ♪ gerri: hello, everyone, i am gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report." market and what should investors really fear? also, our special series this week of a users guide to taxes. important information on what to do now before the new tax year begins. and what not to buy. we are breaking down the list of children's toys to avoid. we are watching out for you tonight on "the willis report." ann the mako. ♪ ♪ ♪ gerri: we begin tonight with a rare case of bipartisanship in congress. yes, you heard me right. house and senate leaders have just stuck a budget deal, most likely averting a government shutdown that would threaten for mid-january. with us now is rich edson. >> they made their deadline. this is a deal between congressional leaders have signed off on this thing. it still must pass the house and senate. it basically says topline spending levels and from there, congressional appropriators going to figure out where to spend all that money. it removes what is known as a suppressor. the automatic spending cuts. and in doing so, it increases user fees and y

gerri: happy times?peat you have to expend that 27 percent you cannot match that. >> we can and especially because we are doing a very big and major and hard correction however we could bounce back quickly there is still money on the sidelines the equity market is that 17 p but when we have this direction how many people have borrowed money? tracy:. gerri: is there a correction >> we could see a minor correction but with the fed meeting this week it was on the table with tapering already but they said now they will target the unemployment rate was policy to look at inflation rate. in perspective they expect to present inflation if it is higher than they looked at heightening because of the numbers they will not tighten from their estimates and tell 2017 solo interest rates environment over three years so stocks are a big asset clasper it is a big opportunity. gerri: to really think the fed will sit that long? barricades' suggest they will for a long time. otherwise they would not decrease but there of wa

i think gerry adams. to be. monet. to me nauseated. was peeking in to turn thirty six said he was shocked by the revelations said definition of another the question. this rect history. mr mitchell says it's the duty of the haunted house. and of such apology for the first pitch. he said he expected to meet with the green in puke and infirmities in due course born on the street yelling i did a couple parties for adults and damaged outings here in studio which it first hit back at nikko at the epicenter of this inquiry and you have been speaking to representatives of up to us by seeking reaction from them to the findings of touch with the idea. and the connection from leo colton and by his sister though the tribunal found that he had assisted the ira by providing forced passport documents whether the tribunal did not find that it can convert into two ruc officers. in his statement mr colton said he respected the integrity of its mythical ever he said he rejected completely and asked me the findings that were made against him he said he'd

building on gerry and afirle, and installing an orchard on that site as part of the beautification of that street. we are working with the forestry and putting in fruit trees. and when the fruit matures it will be donated to a food bank. and then i want to highlight our community outreach process. we have a community task force that has been meeting for 30 years at the san francisco medical center. and you can see on this list all of the organizations that are members of the task force. so we spent the last several years through this process updating all the neighborhood associations that participate on the imp. and we also did a presentation at the mission bay advisory committee on our plans to move into mission bay. we have been keeping the community involved of this process. we haven't received any opposition to the imp, only letters of support. and in particular related to the project going on for beautification of visdero. and to touch on the community work, we have a history in san francisco and involved in charity care. and in 2011 we provided $11.5 million in charity care. and

gerry boulevard is where we have our other programs and we have allegy -- allergy services. and then i want to show you that we lease a number of sites across san francisco. one of these we will be talking about a change, that is fillmore street where we have our chemical dependency program. and we have services for employers at 601 van ness and we have a small marketing office that serves san francisco. so what does the future look like in san francisco? we are committed to san francisco and reinvesting in our existing facilities and considering a couple of expansi expansions. we are in contract to purchase a building at 1600 and they plan to break ground in january, and we hope to occupy that site by april, 2016. that would be a hub for primary care/outpatient services, serving the city's east side. and in the spirit of the health care master planning process and efforts to decentralize health care in san francisco, we would be investing more in the city's east side with a new location, primary care medicine. and that includes adult medicine a and pediatripediatrics, and o

>> there is 4131 and 4141, this borders gerry and that building has been largely renovated and it was made for outreach. and then we have 450 sixth avenue. we are continueing and we don't have major projects for either building. but they are fully occupied and we have more at 4131. >> i will have to refer to the capital project director. >> the 4131 is the boiler building in french. and right now it's reenforced masonry building. we are looking at bring that building do code compliance. >> and you are going to combine with 4131? or operate separately? >> right now it's vacant. >> okay. >> so it's specifically for the building itself. >> great. and then the other question i had. i understand that you already replaced the housing that was taken for the 21 units. and right now 1401 and to the orchard. was there a situation where this was not possible to return to housing? >> that's correct, the building had been vacant for years and in pretty poor condition. it was not economically feasible to renovate the building itself. we chose to build across the street. >> great, and can you tell u

gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. welcome to a special edition of "the willis report."we're bringing awe users guide to taxes as 2013 wraps up. we'll be drilling down on all the changes and telling you what you need to know with some concrete strategies. for a look what to do to make sure you don't pay more than you should, i'm joined by dominic sevila, president of personal wealth advisors. dominic, great to have you herek >> thank you. gerri: before we get intou solutions, let's talk

well, you just call me gerry. okay, gerry. hi. hello. as you know, we've been asked by d.a.c. strickland to assist samantha in her o.m.i.p. study. i've assured him that we're extremely happy to take part. yeah, more than happy. perhaps you'd like to tell them what you've got planned. absolutely. today i'll be observing how you work, define "normally". what? i'm just trying to get my head round what's expected.

gerry adams doesn't do abject apologies apologies but it's a very long two page clarification to know the sentiment said in that education jump up from the grind. the forest is he states that iam that it was not his intention in that news talk and if you are know to cause any further hurt to two great families. he then attempts to get some context to the comments he made. he has this white but his political opponents and then he comes to a phrase where he stays up costs should not be allowed to prevent the building of the peaks of the fair and harmonious future for all citizens that's more like the addams language of recent years that he has been so used to going very close to the line sometimes on the line rarity over the line. his opponents would say this statement this evening is not enough. like say there are some people are very close to him. who would be glad that his mate that but anatomical in belfast i slept. the jury has failed to reach a parenting tool to turn the birds come and post office manager accused of tampering with the learned turn up. fifty euro to happen rogers h

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liz: that is opportunity, gerry, a bottle of water is $8. there is an amc buy us. sure i bring a bottle of waters for my kids. i'm one of those issues. the pricing issue is certainly interesting. you managed to wrap your arms around that. at a time when 80% of the shares will be owned by your previous owner and china's wanda group. >> right. liz: how have the chinese, i guess opened your eyes to a different way of business? what have you learned from them in these past couple years when they have run the company? >> when the chinese did when they bought the company 14 months or 15 months ago allowed us to accelerate our deployment strategies. what they bought into an idea we had. we had developed and we tested and begun implementing. their ownership being so long-term focused gave as you chance to move with ideas forward and faster than otherwise we would have been able to move. >> i look at releases coming out "anchorman 2", ron burgundy the buzz is so loud. it is not even a buzz. a loud sleek and almost a siren that movie may do extraordinarily well. "the wolf of

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gerri: does this fit? you feel good about this?e too short but you could address that on the web? >> typically there too short but they are pretty good. >> these are perfect. gerri: shows you what i know. i didn't realize there was such a niche business for men's clothing. how big a problem is this? >> we are approaching it at different way than other retailers have in the past so rather than thinking about traditional retail brick and mortar, we are going on line first, we pair that with great customer service and we essentially help guys get to fit as quickly as possible. cheryl: what does the jacket costs? >> $245. should make is that a good price? >> yes. cheryl: just jackets and shirts only? >> we started in shirts and expanded because we understand torso. dress shirts are still harbor and butter product. cheryl: interesting business and you have been in business. certainly is very different. thanks for being here. appreciate it. nice to meet you. we will order you one as well. dennis: i don't think there is one to fit my bell

gerri willis has your tax guide.'s, this year's taxes hit wealthy filers. >> i feel like i'm talking to the god of taxation. adam: she wrote the book on it. tracy: i'm a little rusty. it is killer. they're killing everybody. >> they're killing everybody. i want to tell you sound the alarm for people with decent income, big portfolio, this year, watch out, they're coming for you. first thing to know there, is brand spanking new income tax bracket, 39.6% for people, singles earning 400,000. married filing jointly, 450,000. if that is not enough, there is a medicare surtax on income of 0.9%. if you earn 200,000 singularly or 250,000 married filing jointly. on top of that, here it goes, a medicare surtax on investment income. this is one a real gotcha, 3.8%. so here is what we're seeing, i got to tell you, this year people will find for the first time, in new york we're used to this but in other parts of the country, your tax obligation all-in, all told, all of it could well be above 50%. tracy: new york is second. facto

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