. >> commissioners i'm john goldman of goldman architects the architects for the cathedral. could we get this open the screen. great. so the - oh, okay. so you see a drawing that was approved by planning and drawing and prauptd by dpw and the urban forestry. there's been no changes on the alley those are light green trees we're putting 7 new ones but the issue today is what's happening on valencia street. the tree in red we weren't originally removed but they want to replaced because of disease. those are the two trees with 3 large trees. the appellant failed to note the reason we're removing it two this is the curb cut of the driveway it services the underground gag so we can't get into leaving the garage you'll be hitting the trunk of the tree we're going to plant a new tree a few feet of the west out of the curb cut and with a tree not as large and this tree didn't exist so there will be a new tree and we're proposing to remove that. there's massive steel there's beams 50 feet long we're talking about huge steel we can't get that off the site without cranes. this shows on

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over there at rdq, john riding says the leading care of orders is just further gains in manufacturing ahead. finally goldman section says continues to mod rate over the court of 2014. and finally confidence enjoyed a post-winter balance from diminishing weather disruptions and home price gains. let's give you the cnbc rapid update. it's the durable good numbers that factor in. now running mine fwrus 0.53, where a range of positive 0.1 to minus 0.8. there's your big bounce back. 3.6% with a high. that's joe la vornia ticking to it. so tyler, the data doing its part to underpin what's happening in stocks today. big question -- thursday we get the g telephone p number. it's spobed to be negative. question always is, how does the market react when it sees what it's expecting, especially when it's a negative gdp. i think the bounce back is built in. bounce back 3.6%, 3.5, that's the number there. the stock market seems to be anticipating that. the number that leap out to me was business spending. >> yeah. >> because that is the steroid in the -- >> you had a bit come on the in april, but still maintaining the ma

john's office, a representative has no comment right now. if he does, i'll update on twitter. liz: i also saw something about goldmanchs is mulling cutbacks because of low volatility? >> we should point out that's part of it. here's the thing. fixed income trading has been a bad business for the last couple years -- liz: which unfortunately reported on -- you have reported on. >> now it's really bad. it's like no one's making any money. we understand traders are bracing for a round of cuts that's fairly significant. we should point out that goldman has cut about 10% of its fixed income trading sales work force since 2010, so they've been doing it, but we hear this will be a bigger cut or at least a sizable cut that you'll notice. so that's what we're talking about. goldman sachs has no comment right now, but they are, from what i understand from people inside goldman, from the people on the ground, they're being told that unless things turn around, cuts are coming in that, and more cuts are coming to that fixed income trading compartment. liz: stock coming down up off the lows earlier i believe around when you tweet

john, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up, oj simpson murdered her brother and now 20 years later speaking out about the time she almost killed oj herself. kim goldmanlot dodges houses and safely lands aircraft in someone's yard. how he pulled it off coming up. ♪ why do results matter so much? it's probably because they are the measurement of everything we do. for a wireless company, results come down to coverage speed and legendary reliability. so go ahead, stream, game or video chat. that's why verizon built americas largest 4g lte network. because the only thing that really matters are the results you get. so for the best devices the best network and for best results, use verizon. >>> welcome back to "fox & friends." here are your news by the numbers. first up this morning, four out of four. that's it how many pinocchios the "the washington post" gives president obama for his claim that republicans have filibustered about 500 pieces of legislation since 2007. turns it out only 133 pieces of legislation never reached a vote over the past seven years. second, 692,000. that's how many cars ford is recalling for airbag and door safety issue. 2013 and